

In that scenario, the Ratchet from 2013 could be brought into the fold alongside 2016's, and we could even see other alternates yet to be revealed. She could scour the multiverse in search of other Ratchets to help out in a Spider-Verse-like epic. Perhaps then, the heart of this cataclysm will be Rose's universe and we'll be tasked with taking on a fight of of epic proportions. At any rate, she does appear to be another version of Ratchet. I'm all for Stacey's theory that this is a transgender Ratchet from another world. Rose has a tail, a feature of male Lombaxes - just look at Angela - and seems to be a mechanic given the goggles and the big tool she's lumbering around. It couldn't as the multiverse was too busy falling apart. This fits the whole sequel to 'both' thing that Insomniac stated since it would tell the story of what happened after Ratchet got his hands on the Dimensionator, and why the 2016 Ratchet and Clank didn't bleed into a retelling of Going Commando. While Ratchet and Clank are trapped in the eye of the storm, Ratchet from the 2016 reboot is left to pick up the pieces with other alternates such as Rose, the female Lombax all over Insomniac's marketing - she seems to have as much of the limelight after all. Nefarious during that search, and thus begins his journey to find a world he cannot lose in. In doing so, the multiverse went awry because the Dimensionator slipped into the hands of Dr.


He would finally free his galaxy of their ilk, making it a safe haven once more for the Lombaxes. This idea is a touch bleak, but what I pose is this: the Ratchet we left behind in 2013 couldn't resist the urge to use the Dimensionator and hunt for his people, bringing them back to the reality he had quelled from the Cragmite grip. Ratchet Went Looking For The Lombaxes And Doomed The Multiverse It's clear that Into the Nexus will tie in somewhat, but how? I have my theories. Still, that synopsis is important - traveling dimensions, something only possible with the Dimensionator, the very tool that we've seen Nefarious wielding in Rift Apart. This could just be Insomniac using existing models, albeit touched up for the PS5, or it could be a purposeful move on the studio's part. Now, here's where things get interesting: the new game, Rift Apart, is all about Ratchet and Clank traveling through different dimensions to stop the multiverse imploding, but the Ratchet we see has a getup akin to the 2016 reboot and certainly looks more like him than the one we left back in 2013. RELATED: Go Play Ratchet & Clank Right Now And Tell Me It Doesn't Have The Best Weapons In Video Game History
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Three years later, a movie reboot hit the scene with a video-game adaptation, retelling the original story, and we were left pondering just what happened with the Ratchet we left behind. But when poised with the journey of venturing into the unknown in a last-ditch effort to recover his own species, Ratchet turned to Apogee and said that there's more for him here, and with Clank by his side, the two waltzed off into the sort-of-sunset together. The last entry into the original Ratchet and Clank timeline was 2013's Into The Nexus which concluded with our heroes recovering the Dimensionator, a device that would allow them to hop between dimensions, worlds, and universes. The question on so many fans' tongues is just who are we playing? The original Ratchet - and by that, do I mean the original voice actor - or the 2016 reboot version? Insomniac's answer as to which game Rift Apart is a sequel to was confusing, to say the least, " Both!"
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Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart looks to be a multiversal jaunt that takes our long-beloved heroes through a series of different realities, with a new Lombax in tow - one that could very well be an alternate fuzzball to he who we've spent so long with - but she may not be the only one.
