Hence why Silent Hill f canonically makes sense.
The Silent Hill series has always been shrouded in mystery and intrigue, with Silent Hill 2 having an ending that is open to interpretation, as one example. What really happened to James Sunderland in that game can depend on the ending you get and the way you understand the wider narrative, and this kind of interpretation also spreads to the wider series and the very nature of Silent Hill.
What on earth are we talking about, right? It’s pure nonsense, no? Perhaps, but at the same time Silent Hill is meant to be an American town, so how can Silent Hill f take the series to Japan? We now have an explanation that even helps explain some of the more unclear parts of the wider story.
