OneyPlays HQ

The **OneyPlays HQ** is where the Funny Bois play all their video games and do all their joking about. However, the actual appearance of the Bois' living space is unknown, leaving many interpretations via animations.

## Official

These depictions of OneyPlays HQ are seen on the official channel themselves. At the beginning of every video (at least up until the new 2021 logo), Chris can be seen at a desk using a computer. In the channels banner and at the end of compilations, the boys can be seen sitting on a purple couch in a dark empty void playing games on a retro TV seemingly connected to nothing. It's safe to say these images are the most canonical out of all of them.

The new OneyPlays intro, introduced on March 18th, 2021.The classic OneyPlays intro, used from May 29th, 2014 to March 18th, 2021.Chris, Lyle and Zach sitting in the void once more.Chris, Ding Dong and Julian sitting in a dark void.
## Brandon Turner

His design of the OneyPlays HQ is about as simple as you can get: a dark blue room with some epic-looking posters plastered on the wall, along with dirty-looking hand prints and scratches. A purple couch right at the center where the Boys play their games can often be seen as well.

In Kickstarter Music, we get a glimpse of the TV and what appears to be a video game console next to it. We also get to see that the Boys have a green screen they can use to make their own Kickstarters videos with.

Brandon has actually designed official merch for the team before and in one of the posters, the room can be seen as described, most likely making it the canon one out of all of these.

Chris, Ding Dong and Julian doing the Homer Shake on the couch.Chris, Ding Dong and Julian sitting around next to a Tawna poster.Julian sitting next to the green screen.Chris and Ding Dong sitting behind an Angela-mon poster. R.I.P Ding Dong's Ding Dong.Chris laughing at the Mario on the TV.
## FlamingPickle

In The Great Crabtastrophe!, we see the exterior of the OneyPlays residence, which appears to have originally been an abandoned building that Chris and the gang took residence in, judging by the boarded up windows and the fact it's in a spooky forest. A tree that looks like Ding Dong comfortably sits outside, along with a pair of graves (possibly for Ding Dong and Julian?)

Inside, we only get to see the kitchen space, where we see a Kingdom Hearts themed "Hang in there!" poster, a plate of spaghetti, A box of Crash Bandicoot branded Woh's and Freddie Freaker drinking all of their beer.

OneyPlays Inc., standing since 2013Chris standing in the kitchen, right before he turns into a crab.Shrimp Zach and Crab Chris being boiled alive. Notice the hallway to the right of them, where does that go?
## Mr.Miste Animation

In Humble Mango Farmers, we get a peek at the gaming central space, with framed pictures of Ding Dong, Julian, Cloud, Wild Woody and Crash Bandicoot comfortably hanging behind them.

In My Secret Friend Zach, we see a much bigger room, with a shelf to the left side of the couch. To the right is what appears to be a framed picture of Ireland. Behind the bois, a flight of stairs can be seen (this is where Zach sings his sad little song).

Chris about to drink his Oney-branded Mango Drink, with Zach and Tomar sitting around and playing gamesChris, Lyle and Tomar playing Super Mario 3D World for Nintendo Switch.
## Theories

* In episode 5 of Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth, Chris mentions that Miss Spink and Miss Forcible are his next-door neighbors. In the hit book/movie *Coraline*, the Pink Palace Apartments are said to be located in the city of Ashland, Oregon, USA, Earth, Milky Way Galaxy, Solar System. Could OneyPlays HQ be located there, too?
* During the Boys' playthough of Hercules, Schmeebly the Janitor made a brief appearance and mentioned that he was returning to the closet, inferring that there is a closet somewhere in the OneyPlays HQ where the three-headed janitor either lives or frequently visits. Subsequently, Schmeebly is terrible at his job, since the Oneyplays HQ seems to be in a constant state of disarray in most interpretations of the living space.