Silent Hill 2's legendary art director and the creator of Pyramid Head, Masahiro Ito, has called out fans for pushing their headcanons as the official lore, and even shared his thoughts on the game's meaning.
Without a doubt, Silent Hill 2 is one of the most iconic and beloved psychological horrors out there, especially now that it's had new life breathed into it with last year's remake. One of the most interesting things about Silent Hill 2 is how vague its story is, and how up for interpretation many of the monsters and moments are.
As fun as it is to theorise why James sees hospital nurses as monsters and why Pyramid Head even exists in the first place, these headcanons are just that - headcanons. While most of it is in good fun, it seems that one of the main developers behind Silent Hill 2 is more than a little sick of specific narratives being pushed when they're not true to the source material.
Over on Twitter, Silent Hill 2's art director, Masahiro Ito, has been dealing with a lot of fans sharing their headcanons and theories about the game. One of the most well-known theories is that...
