EMH, DH00, and Nazi Germany

Thanks to the new DarkHarvest videos, I was looking back at some of the episodes such as "Unsolved Conspiracies". 

I came to realize that at the moment where they mentioned attempts to summon Slendy/Gorr' Rylaehotep at the concentration camps, HABIT was at that time Josef Mengele of Auschwitz. 


It makes me wonder, if HABIT/Mengele was involved in the project to summon the Slenderman as part of some mutual relation (due to the circumstances of their frenemy status in EMH), could this mean HABIT will be involved in DH00 at some point in the future?


Especially with Log Entry #30 and the theories coming in that HABIT might be involved. Could this be a lead?

that would actually be a big twist o.o

Maybe Habit was hoping to summon him and then take him out, using the humans around his as fodder. It is shown they don't like each other, or at least that Habit finds not being able to go after marked targets as annoying.

So what better way then take over the body of someone people would listen to, have the Rake on stand by, and summon him and try to kill him while he is distracted by people?

I think it is unlikely we will ever see such a crossover, though it would be interesting for sure.

kingxana0 wrote:

Maybe Habit was hoping to summon him and then take him out, using the humans around his as fodder. It is shown they don't like each other, or at least that Habit finds not being able to go after marked targets as annoying.

So what better way then take over the body of someone people would listen to, have the Rake on stand by, and summon him and try to kill him while he is distracted by people?

HABIT still refers to Slenderman as his "friend" though. Even though he calls him a "stick in the mud" and doesn't treat him very well.

This theory is exciting, even if it never gets flushed out in this way.

I like the connections that are made here, especially since it all makes sense for the series! However, I wouldn't like to see HABIT in DarkHarvest. The boys in that series wouldn't be able to handle him, and I don't see an interesting way of including him in the series. I do find the Nazi stuff neat and interesting though in regards to the mythos.