The History of Mr. Blue Eyes & Night Corporation | Cyberpunk 2077 Lore



Night City, a multicultural metropolis of the 21st century, overrun by corporations, corruption, organized crime and gang violence. Today, we will be discussing everything to do with the origins of Night City, Night Corporation, and the many conspiracies surrounding it’s prominent member, Mr. Blue Eyes, and alleged AI Project, codenamed Oracle.

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Timestamps:
0:00 – Introduction
2:15 – GFUEL Partnership
3:20 – Early Life of Richard Night
5:00 – Dream Project
11:02 – Night City Mafia
12:50 – Legacy of Night
14:00 – Post Datakrash & Fourth Corporate
15:15 – NCART Purchase
15:30 – The Year of 2077
16:30 – The Illusive Projects of Night Corp
25:00 – The Sun
26:00 – Orbital Air Appearance
28:00 – The Prophet’s Song
30:25 – The Identity of Mr. Blue Eyes
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  1. See, there's one very interesting link that I don't really see explored anywhere. Namely, the eyes. It's the same eyes that the dolls have when they are controlled by the personality chip implanted in them. That practically tells you that Mr. Blue-Eyes and his kind are likely just hosts for someone or something else. It could be that they're being used by a local program – and considering what complex interaction the doll chips allow for, there's zero doubt that significantly more can be achieved. Or it could be that they're controlled remotely. Just like Hanako remote-controlled that doll when talking to V in the main storyline.

    But does this give us anything? Why yes, I think it really does. While you rightly point out that Richard Night wasn't soul-killed, there's no guarantee that another technology wasn't used – like mapping out his brain, for instance, or recreating his personality in the digital realm by various means. It wouldn't work as well as Soulkiller, but it could work well enough.

    And that's before you even consider that he didn't actually die in '98. His killer was never caught, but that's not the main thing. His life was constantly threatened and it was a matter of time until someone actually succeeded. You can't kill what's already dead, so his "death" took care of the threat. The wife took over and followed in his footsteps, which sounds mighty convenient, to have someone who intimately knows their partner's business strategies, etc. I think we can safely say that it's well within the realm of probability that he just staged his own death and led from the shadows ever since.

    And it's a much smarter move than what Saburo ever did. Saburo was out in the open, a clear, visible, tangible target. The "already dead" Richard Night can't even be a target at this point for his enemies. And since Saburo survived much longer than Richard Night, living well over 100 years for someone with that kind of money and influence.

    It's even likely that he's still around in 2077 and that he's using people with the doll implant or a similar technology. He can probably even switch between multiple hosts on the fly since the personality chip can take over when needed. And what better way is there for someone like Richard to keep an eye on things and keep them on-track from the shadows?

    It could also be AIs, from beyond the Blackwall or not.

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  2. The interesting thing about the rogue AI theory is that so far we ALWAYS see red colors. The Blackwall (which is an AI), Alt, Songbird, the core, the Cerberus robot, etc. are all depicted as red. Songbirds eyes are red too, not blue. Minor detail? Perhaps. But maybe it's also a clue that either the blue eyed ppl are not AI or, at the least, not ROGUE AI from beyond the Blackwall. Imagine different AI working behind the scenes to protect humanity FROM the rogue AIs. They are morally more neutral and ends justifies the means sort of entities, thereby explaining why they do horrible things to ppl like Jeffersons. It's for the good of the collective. Just my 2 cents!

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  3. At the end of Phantom Liberty when sneaking through the spaceport I thought I saw a man see me from an office window from afar me only for to zoom in and see Mr Blue Eyes. He is the G Man from Half Life of Cyberpunk.

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  4. I think MR. BlueEays have deal with SoMi thats why even if my heart say save her my brain say Reed is better option.

    It is like in Witcher3 where you save one person and then goung back you see that all village is gone.

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  5. Mr. Blue Eyes is just a person( likely Morgan Blackhand) being controlled by a rogue AI. His eyes are blue because everyone’s eyes turn blue when they link up so his eyes show the AI is always in control. He is the rogue AI who is also trying to mind control Jefferson and his wife.

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  6. After playing the DLC, you get to see how shockingly grim the situation is. The cyberpunk universe is doomed.

    These AI's are extremely powerful, and brilliantly, it seems every weapon can be entirely controlled by them. That's just the beginning what happens when these AIs take control of the factories. Start improving themselves.

    The wall has failed, if anything; it's just a facade at this point. We've seen that a powerful AI can pass through it "Alt" could. I wouldn't be surprised if the powerful AI's are keeping the wall up so humanity still thinks they're still safe.

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  7. So
    Did anybody catch the dioouge between v and songbird where if you ask where how she got black market clinic to take her in if you don’t betray her she tells you that a man with blue eyes approached her and if you do don’t fear the reaper you get a mission to go to space for mr b I don’t think it’s the last time will see v just my speculation

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  8. My theory is the blue eyed individuals have had their consciousness uploaded and merged with an AI. They're consciousnesses being streamed to bodies, Hence the always glowing blue eyes meaning they're always receiving and sending data. Modern Neural links and Processors can only handle so much, so the actual consciousnesses are kept in a similar program to Mikoshi, Where they stream themselves into bodies. Could be their own bodies, Or even a stream of clones bodies. Cloning is extremely common in the 2045 tabletop setting (You can have a severed arm regrown and reattached for around a hundred eurobucks) , So canonically it's had another 32 years to advance beyond that.There's even mentions of Night Corp and Biotechnica working together in partner projects at times, So there's another cloning link.
    I believe Night Corp uses Neural Ports to reconfigure peoples minds and build towards Night City being a utopia to survive the coming fifth corporate war and fall of the Black Wall. It's a twisted version of the benevolence Richard Night envisioned, A Utopia of perfectly configured drones operating unknowingly beneath A.I. enhanced consciousnesses. There is a lot of possibilities, Especially when you look into the broader canon. Bartmosses corpo-drones, The REAPER A.I. (A Netrunner that merged with Rabbids and became a sentient murderous AI Featured in CP RED), And an A.I. Vending machine created by a University student with a 'bio-organic neurochip' he stole from the lab. The theories can go so deep.

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  9. If Mr. Blue Eyes is really a Rogue AI from beyond the Black Wall controlling things behind the scenes, intentionally sent Songbird who has Black Wall programs and viruses running through her systems, to the Crystal Palace, has apocalyptic implications for everyone. He even wants to send V up there (with a rogue construct in the skull). It would be so cool to be able to continue that questline and decision path as an option in the next Game to see where this leads.

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  10. Hey I just noticed something. Just before speaking to Jefferson I went to V’s apartment and watched the News it triggered a story about space pirates stealing things from the casino thingy, some prototypes.. weird triggering now? And he sends us to the same place to steal something for him, did they find out that they need more things? Did the pirates fumble and now they need someone more capable? I am 75% that this news story didn’t trigger before.

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  11. The theory blue eyes is black hand is cause his in game file name is literally black hand legit no other reason people believe this theory could just watch any other video about blue eyes to find that out do some research next time

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  12. Night Corp is scarier than Arasaka and Militech. At least with the other two, we understand their dark endgames where as Night Corp isn't telling us more than they want to control politicians and other affluential people in Night City with mind-alteration tech. We don't know their true endgame.

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  13. Morgan Blackhand was present during the attack on Arasaka Tower in 2023, but is completely absent from Johnny's memory in game. In addition to this, there also seems to be various gaps or errors in Johnny's perspective of events, which has been attributed to radiation damage, errors in copying his engram, and him being an unreliable narrator. However, if it were just errors in Johnny's memory, why is Blackhand completely absent from the entire attack, and all of Johnny's memories throughout the game? I wonder if this could be related to Nightcorp's mind control technology, is it possible they could have erased Blackhand's presence from Johnny's memory, or altered it in other ways?

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