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Sekai and Nozomu should have been quite dead by the time Sana's brother died. It seemed to happen when Sana was in middle school, and they would have died when she was 6, considering Ami seemed to barely be 7.
Sekai also probably would have preferred fucking Sana's brother instead of killing him, tbh. Especially if he was her step son.
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i really need a pdf with the lore cause holy shit am i behind someone hook me up
also waiting on someone to clean june care package in case of DRM dropping hopefully soon?
also waiting on someone to clean june care package in case of DRM dropping hopefully soon?
What are the scenes I should pay attention to in regards to the "Upside Down House" that few people mention in this thread? I must've totally missed that "theme" in my first playthrough
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It kind of just shows up every once in a while, but hasn't been explained.
Kirin's 'Bye Bye, Boner" event and Futaba's 'Upside Down' event, seem to be it's main appearances. However, it shows up quite a bit during resets, around Nodoka, seems related to Sensei's mom Saki and maybe Sekai, and typically when people, for whatever reasons, mention drawing something, it seems to be related. It's kind of just scattered throughout and it's more recent appearance seems to be in Nodoka's 'Lavender' event.
More or less, if a television is involved it'll likely be related. If someone weirdly mentions a house, or lavender, or a boiler room, or anything upside down, it's probably related. What it all means? Not really sure.
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She has some scenes gated behind fucking Sara, too, whatever that flag is called. She was a bit of a "bonus" character in that regard until recently.
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My best guess is that Ami, not being fingered, seems to be bad for Sensei in the grand scheme of things, and having less Shapeshifter lore is likely one of the things that makes it bad.
We have her hint that her name is hilarious:
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I think it's just a theory. Don't really recall his profession being revealed, but it's also not like he comes up much and there's like 40+ seemingly notable characters, so it's possible I overlooked it.
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Most of the game tends to be lore, tbh. Might wanna be a little more specific.
Sensei trying to find Io's clit when he fingers her:
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"They"??:
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Back to the theory that all girls are Sensei's daughters. I don't believe in this but I think the lineage issue is really important to the plot. So, what if all the characters do share a common ancestry, but at a rather weak level? Let's say all the characters had one original ancestor (god?) and it is because of their partial divinity that they can be named characters in Kumon-mi, have the potential to survive resets, and also attract the attention, one way or another, of the current gods.
But they are all on different levels because after a lot of years and generational changes, most families' bloodlines have become too diluted, which is why they have become "blind" and weak in relation to most things in Kumon-mi. In contrast to this, the Arakawa and Sakakibara families have saved much more and because of this they can see, hear and feel the true essence of things (I also think that they are much more influential and less defenseless to mysticism than they show us - I believe that they just don’t know how to show their abilities ).
Edit: This can also explain why the main and side characters are "immortal", while the same cleaners or Makoto's father are quite mortal.
I think this possibility is more plausible.
But they are all on different levels because after a lot of years and generational changes, most families' bloodlines have become too diluted, which is why they have become "blind" and weak in relation to most things in Kumon-mi. In contrast to this, the Arakawa and Sakakibara families have saved much more and because of this they can see, hear and feel the true essence of things (I also think that they are much more influential and less defenseless to mysticism than they show us - I believe that they just don’t know how to show their abilities ).
Edit: This can also explain why the main and side characters are "immortal", while the same cleaners or Makoto's father are quite mortal.
I think this possibility is more plausible.
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I've wanted to do something like this for a while now, a carefully documented profile for each character's traits, potential motives and every evidence related to resets, gods, blackouts, upside down house, even evidence of their views of other characters, etc..., to support theory crafting but that would take a lot of time... Plus I don't really like chapter 1