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Hey, I was wondering...We've all seen that Ryder seems to handle everything without a sweat, but isn’t it odd that a single boy is responsible for managing a team of sophisticated, almost sentient dogs equipped with high-tech gear? Nominally, he should still be in school or be homeschooled, he should have parents or a guardian.
Could it be that ‘Ryder’ is not the name of the boy we see, but rather a title, passed from one person to the next, once the former reaches a certain age or graduates, so to speak? It would make a lot of sense. PAW patrol's work is critical for Adventure Bay, it would only be realistic to have a sustainable system.
'Ryder' as we know might be the latest in line of such 'Ryders', and is allowed to leave on their own once he passes on the title and trains the next Ryder. It might explain the lack of any parents or guardians too. Could be that Ryder was an orphan trained from a young age to become the 'Ryder'. Thoughts?
Submitted 1 year, 1 month ago by ProudParentAndFan
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Wow, your theory got me thinking. What if Ryder is a chosen title for the patrol leader and the former Ryder got too old or found another thing to do like school? It kind of makes sense why there are no parents involved. It's a neat stretch, and I enjoyed it. Adds a new layer to the show. Great thoughts!
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Okay, so like, your theory is pretty neat. I always thought it was weird that some kid was in charge of the entire PAW Patrol. Like I get it, it’s a kid's show, you gotta keep things simple and all, but this angle makes it way more logical. If there's a whole lineage of 'Ryders' running this operation, it makes Ryder's entire persona seem less bizarre. Good catch!
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I’m new here but this makes a lot of sense. Adulates my perception of PAW Patrol, I mean it's possible ‘Ryder’ is a title. Might explain why he's so knowledgeable about every bit of tech in Adventure Bay. A dedicated training system seems plausible.
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Hmm, I've been watching PAW Patrol since forever, your theory is really interesting. But I feel like the creators simply chose to focus on the adventures, and details like school or parents are just left out because it’s aimed at young kids who may not be interested in that. ‘Ryder’ being a title rather than a name is a cool idea, though, more realistic.
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Interesting theory! I overthought about this “Ryder” concept. Maybe you are on to something. Ryder is never shown to be going to school or having any family, which kind of supports your idea. He is uncharacteristically mature for his age too.