Hm, i was just thinking about the names. And did we here ever talk about that every person we actually encounter has the same latters as initials. A. A. I. I. U. U. Y. Y.
But not people we dont actually encounter. Like Sekai Arakawa, Nozomu Arakawa or Kyoko Nagasawa -i will just believe fdsasdf_p that is actually the name of nodoka's mother- but every other character we actually meet. Has the same initional. So, people that are actually trapped inside the city.
Lets me wonder if the names are actually real, or they are just part of the game the gods play.
After looking into it a little bit, most of the names I double checked are well-known locations/cities, surnames (that often double as or originate from locations, i.e. toponymic names,) or the names of well-known people/characters/things. So I think Selebus most likely racked his brain for or googled common names and things to use for the characters that fit the matching initials thing. That's also the simplest explanation. I don't believe he knows any Japanese, but who knows.
Sel has an intermediate level of spoken Japanese. His kanji is terrible, though, and he's previously said that people shouldn't look for any significance in the kanji for the characters' names (and that most characters don't even have official kanji for them).
I played this game before it had that redhead with the megumin staff, i was planning to wait until it was finished since i liked the characters and the story (and devs usually change older content as time goes) but it doesnt seem to be close to be finished at all, am i wrong? How much content does the game have now?
I played this game before it had that redhead with the megumin staff, i was planning to wait until it was finished since i liked the characters and the story (and devs usually change older content as time goes) but it doesnt seem to be close to be finished at all, am i wrong? How much content does the game have now?
That's quite a lot of extrapolation solely based off the fact that Futaba uses lavender-scented perfume. There are so many assumptions here that need to be all correct in order to have "Yuko aka DOUBT being this she" make sense when we can't even confidently discern what the upside down house really is.
To streamline your claim (apologies if I sound impolitely sarcastic), that means Yuko can leave the upside down house for books and groceries thus can also travel through planes, and got pregnant on aisle 23 when she was outside, and gave birth to Futaba, and had her adopted by others without Futaba's knowing it, and Futaba chose lavender-scented perfume because of the hair of a woman who Futaba doesn't know that's her bio-mom, and definitely not because it simply smells good.
I get that you're trying to fill the blank between "Futaba traveled through planes for the first time" and "There is someone in the upside down that has lavender for hair and Futaba actually uses lavender-scented perfume" and explore a potential bridge, but to do so all of the things described above would have to be true to a certain extent, otherwise the chance of this she being Yuko drops enormously.
You're getting my point backwards. I'm not starting from the idea that Nodoka is talking about Futaba's mother and then extrapolating that it must be Yuko, I'm starting from the idea that Nodoka is talking about Yuko and that Yuko and Futaba have been connected before, and then trying to interpret what Nodoka says about that connection here.
The things that Nodoka says about "she" in that passage point to Yuko more than they do to Kyoko:
"She" has the key to the attic. In "Lavender", Kyoko keeps telling Yuko to come downstairs while the screen shows stairs and "there's something in the attic" repeated.
"She" is the one who gets the groceries. Yuko is the one who fills the shelves with new books (so she has the ability to get physical items), and right after Kyoko tells her to "repopulate the shelves", her next sentence is telling her to put food on the table. When searching for something else, I just ran across an image from an old Apollo259 post that shows a shopping list with books and groceries signed with a Y.
At no point did I suggest that Futaba wears lavender perfume because of a conscious memory of Yuko's hair. Supernatural/symbolic parallels are very much a part of this game.
But in any case, the connection between Futaba, lavender, and the upside down house is more than just her perfume. When Sensei tries to remember her story of the upside down house, he hallucinates (thanks to Pareidolia?) lavender plants over her.
There's probably more that I don't remember. Honestly I didn't think it was controversial that there is some connection between Futaba and the girl with the lavender hair. Do you think Selebus intends it to be coincidence that two different characters are so strongly associated with lavender imagery?
It doesn't have to mean anything, but Nodoka's interest in Futaba seems to parallel Kyoko's obsession with Yuko.
I forget the event(s), but at some point Nodoka implied that she only became friends with Futaba in the first place (which was pre-resets) because there was something unusually interesting about her.
The mother possibility was just speculation based purely on the way that Nodoka worded her sentence, it was not an idea I seriously considered before this update. To me, Nodoka saying "you're special because she was" implies more than just similarity, she thinks that there is causation involved. Heredity is just one possible cause.
After thinking about it more, it's unlikely that Yuko is her mother. At some point Futaba said she looks like her mother, which probably means that she isn't adopted and her mother doesn't have lavender hair.
Futaba confirmed that Nodoka's mother is named Kyoko in this last update, though it was already speculated since Pareidolia listed a "Kyoko Nagasawa" along with other upside down house residents.
As we continue to try to interpret Pareidolia’s muttering, I just want to remind us all (myself included) that pareidolia literally means believing you’re finding meaningful patterns in meaningless noise. FWIW.
Ok yeah. It's probably Pareidolia disguising as or trying to, Wires.
But that idea of mine, that it's Hope, is so old, back then we mainly only had Hope and "maybe" Wires.
The thing with Yumi and Maya maybe being the same person somehow, is also because they are alike in some fields, their character. Also the family situation, or how they had to learn to provide for themselfes from an early age.
And since it was mainly you that came up with the slipping thing, which is funny because atm i'm watching the "new" Quantum Leap, maybe in some time before the game (a period between older cycles and now) Maya slipped into a diffrent version of her, which is Yumi.
But as is said all this belong to some theories i have and they are not short.
One of the only things i think that might be true for all theories i have, is that we might be dealing with just a handful of real entities and the rest just being different version or shards of those.
What if...
**Putting on a tinfoil hat, looking at the camera just like Michael from VSause**
What if Maya never exists?
She never mentioned any family, she has a strange surname as many mentioned recently. Considering the fuckery of this world, memories can be reshaped in any form. So... No one really exists. It's all just Akira's dying brain created before the death from jumping off the roof. And...
I don't know what to say, it was just a random thought created from reading this message of yours.
Is this a tier list of who has the best ass like what dc posted, or just who the best members are? If it's the former I'm easily S tier. If it's the latter I'm like C tier.
He's wrong about Makoto and Maki having anything less than S tier booties and i find it strange how he put Nao just one placement above the other two wizards... like, none of them should have much ass at that age but somehow he considers Nao to have slightly more? He put a lot of thought into that... i guess.
Honestly, none of his rankings makes perfect sense, i get that it's all subjective but something about the way they're imperfect really gives me the impression that his rankings are meant to incite arguments and debates, there's at least a few glaring 'mistakes' in each of them...
