Covet Show theories

==Covet is a god==
By User:Usagi_the_stupid_Cresta
This theory is more of a joke than reality.
The Covet Show has three main characters: Covet, his dad Miramar and his brother Pigeon. God in Christianity has three faces: the Father (Miramar), the Son (Covet) and the Holy Spirit (Pigeon, although the Holy Spirit is a dove, though doves are similar to pigeons). The Covet Show also has 10 episodes like the 10 commandments that God gave to the humans. Covet, Pigeon and Miramar all live in an endless white space, which in this context can be described as Covet the God’s heavenly realm.
In episode 2, Covet had the ability to break reality just by turning the volume the highest he could, which is one of the proofs of his godly abilities. 
In episode 3, the Japanese Pessima asked Covet to get out of the white realm, which serves as proof of Covet living in a godly realm. Pigeon’s godly abilities are proven by him throwing the Japanese Pessima out of the white realm. 
In episode 4, Covet dies in the experiment, but magically comes back to life in episode 5, just like Jesus was killed by the Romans but came back to life on the third day. Also in episode 4, Covet can be seen playing BeamNG.drive while being in BeamNG.drive himself, and Covet, Miramar and Pigeon also know they’re in a show, though they sometimes forget it, which means Covet created himself in BeamNG.drive and at the same time didn’t, which is like God having created the world while never being created himself. This will be further clarified in a few paragraphs.
In episode 6, Covet and his family encounters their identical twins who never appeared in any other episodes, which means there is only one true Covet God, referring to "Thou shalt have no other gods before me".
In episode 7, Covet creates such a strong earthquake by the cannon shooting him to the Moon that Pigeon fell apart, which is another proof of Covet’s godly abilities. 
In episode 8, the Earth in 2045 lives in a post-apocalyptic situation, which likely happened because cars forgot their God, which can explain why Miramar the Father was so afraid to die while living on Earth, since Covet the God’s power in his three incarnations might’ve decreased because of the cars’ loss of faith in him. Also in this episode, Covet magically gained a human torso, legs and arms to do the Fortnite dance, although this proof of his godly powers is more of a joke than a serious proof.
In episode 9, Covet turns out to have a faker, an antipode of him, the evil Fake Black Covet, who repeats everything after the White Covet and keeps saying that the Covet Show was made by him and not the White Covet. This is similar to how Satan in the Bible was described as the main enemy of heavenly forces who seduces humans into falsehood. 
In episode 10, Covet was hunted by the black car mafia who wanted to kill him just like how the Romans wanted to kill Jesus. Also in episode 10, Covet reveals that he can use at least three magical powers: Rastishka (Danonino), though this power didn’t help him, Moon Prism Power and Pepsi Power. Pigeon also used the V6 Power, which transformed him into an exact same car his father (in terrestrial incarnation) was. 
In that same episode, when Covet drives from the radio tower mountain to the castle mountain, his voice can be heard on Covet FM despite him not being in the Covet FM studio, which means he is omnipresent (present everywhere at the same time), just like God in Christianity. The episode also ends with all three surviving a nuclear bomb, which is another proof for all three being Covet the God’s faces, because all three can be seen again in Pigeon’s Time.
Some BeamNG maps have churches on them. In these churches cars likely worship Covet the God. The show itself also has dates like 1903, 1949, 1995 and so on. The year 0 likely refers to the year the world was created by Covet the God. The first car was created in 1672 and the first full-sized car was created in 1769, although the first steam engine was created in the 1st century AD. If the first full-sized car with a steam engine was created in 1769 in the Covet Show just like in real life, then likely, the first cars in that world were Flintstones-like cars. Both the 1769 steam car and the Flintstones car exist in BeamNG.drive as mods.
The Covet Show world also has planets like Earth, Moon and Mars. The Solar System is one of the main themes in Sailor Moon, one of the BeamNG Boy running gags. Most Solar System planets were named after Roman gods, which leads us to the fact Covet the God created Sailor Moon inspired by beings like him that cars likely worshipped before him. 
The Covet Show also has its Virgin Mary: the pink Ibishu Miramar, who is the white Miramar’s wife and Covet and Pigeon’s mother. Cars don’t give birth in the Covet Show universe, so Miramar’s wife, as the mother of Covet the Son God, can be the Virgin Mary of this universe. Miramar, Pigeon and Covet all have manufacture years, which means they at one point were manufactured in 1963, 1982 and 1987 respectively, but their manufacture dates could be the dates they incarnated on Earth.
==Where does Covet live?==
By User:Usagi_the_stupid_Cresta
 
It is not truly known where Covet lives, although it is referenced several times that he lives in Russia, though the scenes were mostly filmed in maps in the US and Europe. In episodes 2, 5, 6, 7, 9 and 10, Covet was seen in green, semi-green and mountainous terrain. All three zones can be seen in the zone between Kyzyl, Novosibirsk, Krasnoyarsk and Gorno-Altaysk. 
This particular theory of Covet’s living place was chosen because Miramar used to live near Japanese waters, where Japanese cars are imported from, and Novosibirsk is closer to Japanese waters than, for example, the triangle between Kazan, Ekaterinburg and Samara, plus there are more imported Japanese cars on the east of the Ural than the west, though it is also possible that Covet lives in the Kazan-Samara-Ekaterinburg triangle, since in episode 5, Covet traveled to the «northeast, where there is no frost and won’t be any», likely referencing Khanty-Mansiysk, or if he lives in the Siberian trapezoid, Yakutsk. Episode 5 was released in May 2020, and in May, both Khanty-Mansiysk and Yakutsk have average temperatures above 0 degrees Celsius (32 Fahrenheit for Americans). 
Covet also traveled to Italy most likely through the Black and Mediterranean seas, but a scene of Covet crossing the mountains was not shown, leaving us to only guess where he lives. It is also possible that the mountainous zone in the episode 9 could be Ural just as likely as Altay, because it is not clear whether Covet lives east of the Ural, closer to Japan, or west of the Ural, closer to Italy.
==Covet Show is in the same universe as Stupid Covet==
By User:Usagi_the_stupid_Cresta
This theory stems from the fact that in episode 5, the blue Covet travels back to the past and encounters Covet from Covet Show. It’s not very likely since Covet Show isn’t related to Stupid Covet.
==Miramar served in the Soviet-Afghan War==
By User:Usagi_the_stupid_Cresta
*note: the author of this theory does NOT support war in any ways.
In the Covet Show's episode 9, we discover Miramar has a captain rank in the Russian army knowing that the Covet Show takes place in Russia, and commands a small base of 4 soldiers. If Miramar was also exported to Russia from Japan the same way Covet was exported there (via factory defect) and if it indeed happened in the 1960s, then it is possible that Miramar at some point served in the 1979-1989 Soviet-Afghan war, demobilized somewhere before 1987 when Covet was born, which also leads us to the theory that at some point, Miramar, Covet and Pigeon's family lived in Vladivostok, Kuril islands or the island of Sakhalin at some point, since these are the closest points in Russia to Japan. It's unlikely that Miramar served in any other wars involving the USSR or the Russian Federation after 1987 due to his family matters.
==Trivia==
*Some cars refer to Sunburst as a god several times. Portals in episode 8 were rather unlikely to be created by Covet, so Sunburst might be another, higher deity in the theory of Covet as a god.
*Miramar nearly died in episode 8, but that might only be his incarnation on Earth that could die, since in the Covet as a god theory, Miramar is one of the Covet God’s incarnations, thus immortal.
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