Who Is The MAN IN YELLOW - FROM Season 3

In this video we take a deep dive to examine everything we know about the mysterious MAN IN YELLOW from the television show FROM Season 3.

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[chideraugwu]

How come no ones talking about how Jim foolishly stood there to challenge an old man that literally came out of nowhere, in a town that's as fucked up as this one, instead of grabbing his kid and getting outta there.

[rodneyc]

I didn't want Jim to die that way. He never listens though. Jim's first instinct is to always argue instead of listening to his daughter.

[cherries]

If Ethan is the man in yellow that could be why the voices told sarah to kill him.. the only way they can defeat him is if they kill him while he’s young.

[themarketgardener]

Idk who he is but he is definitely one of my favorite characters, also RIP Jim.

Unrelated theory: To kill Kimono Lady they have to crush the Polaroid camera just like with the music box to break the curse.

[km]

Jim trying to fight a weird, creepy looking man, he’s never seen before, in the woods, who has rotting teeth and black eyes is just classic Jim. I’d have booked it out of there. Maybe MIY is a crossroads demon, giving out deals in exchange for the souls of children.

The ppl in Fromsville can’t catch a break can they. The leader of the night monsters, Smiley, is back. We’ve got the music box monster, Kimono Lady & now MIY. All the BIW does is speak in riddles.

[timproc]

Why do people insist there is a good entity? Nothing has been freely giving unless there are sacrifices. The boy in white is on the Merry go round "plays" with young Victor while the town is all but massacred. Kenny's mother tortured and killed in front of Boyd they then they get food to survive. The children give Jade and Tabitha their "memories." The Jim gets his throat ripped out. I can go on and on. Even if the "good" entity is helping it knows the consequences of push back by the evil entity. Can we really call it good?

[MRVN]

What if the place boyd went to is where the man in yellow was. And when he left he left for Jim and that’s why Martin said “hurry before he comes back” indicating that someone a “man” was originally there but left temporarily.

[ZhangBeihai]

The Man in Yellow (MIY) could be a time traveler like Julie. He travels back in time to influence events so that a particular outcome is achieved. The Boy in White (BIW) is his counterpart - both time travelers (StoryWalkers) trying to influence/direct the way the story is written. That is how they know events before they happen

[Jeff-sfcl]

Something future Julie says to Jim is a potential clue. She tells Jim to run to town. The idea that Jim would be safe in town or that he can escape the man in yellow by running is interesting in the context of what we know of the creatures. They seem to be weaker and more limited versions of the man in yellow. It could be that he is the demon who tempted the townspeople to sacrifice the children. Or, it could be that the man in yellow was the one who did the killing of the children and is the high priest/shaman of the original village and thus he became the right hand to the demon. In either case, he clearly is more than human and we have evidence to suggest he does not age.

One more interesting takeaway is the passage of time in the town. They seemed to be in a protracted fall season before the introduction of Jade and Tabitha. Victor had been around for decades and I seem to remember that he mentioned things had never changed like this before. The resumption of the passage of time seems to have an effect on the supernatural beings like the boy in white. The tattering of the clothes and the aging of the man in yellow could be a function of the resumption of time. This helps to explain why the man in yellow is angered by the digging of the hole and Jade/Tabitha regaining their prior lives memories. If the immortality depends on stagnation, then the passage of time is a threat to the evils survival.

P.S does anyone else think that if they save the children then the end of the series will essentially be the towns people living the lives they would have lived but for the tree in the road? I could see Boyd with Abbie and Ellis on the boat. Thomas might not have died or if he does die then the family is in the RV but never gets pulled off road. Donna gets her sister back, and all the people who died in Fromsville return to life (Kenny’s parents, Sarah’s brother, the people who died on the bus, ect..)

[BEYONDPREMIERE]

The theory I absolutely love is that he could be boy in white father, also love the video was wanting more haha

[casperthegm]

We know Jim doesn't ever listen to anyone, Julie should have just gotten his attention and run away from him, telling her that Ethan is hurt and needs help (or something like that). Since she's from the future, she should have had time to come up with a better plan to save him.

[SickNastyyy]

Everything so far has loosely tied into a "story." It is safe to assume Julie is a story walker. With that, the towns people find Jim dead but don't know how or when he died. That's why Julie comes back from the future to try to find how and when her Dad dies. That's why she said "I think this is where it happens." She also looks noticeably surprised by the man in yellow which makes me think he doesn't show up again for the town and is only in this one scene/part.

[killakev]

Hastur! The Yellow King! Featured in so many fictional titles

[zzer_fox]

Actually best theory I've heard about the show so far. Cosmic horror would be an amazing plot.

[varrick]

This is a well written show. Not sure where it's going but its well written.

[Gabaovlogs]

DUUDE YOUR REVIEW IS REALLY GOOD DONT STOP PLS

[lucybunny]

The Mabuse start up screen on the defibrillator is coloured yellow, kind of interesting seeing as it's a piece of equipment that discharges electrical shocks

[tfangel]

I'm still wondering why they made what seemed like such a big deal about Ethan using the bathroom. Felt like there was a reason for that, but not shown why yet.

[theinvertedworld.]

i saw him and literally yelled at the damn screen that it was the king in yellow. it also matches up when you see the character has no patent. is all about information and secrets. the town also seems as if it is cycling a play with the same characters being played by different actors like tabitha and jade.

[mitchellroberts]

He’s a Hastur archetype. The Yellow King in HP Lovecraft is known to be the most open to followers sharing knowledge and gifts with followers.