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One my old mutuals became unemployed and I watched them turn into an insane conspiracy theorist in real time. And its not even the first time I've witnessed this happen. It's kind of scary
what were the conspiracies...
One my old mutuals became unemployed and I watched them turn into an insane conspiracy theorist in real time. And its not even the first time I've witnessed this happen. It's kind of scary
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Funamusea oldheads. Anyone who was in the Wadanohara fandom in like 2015. Please help me. I've been looking for this Wadanohara fanfic forever I think its been deleted. But it took place after the Red Sea ending and was about Wadda snapping out of the crazy red sea mind control and deciding to take back the sea kingdom. Samekichi was alive but her familiars were dead. But I can't find it anymore. HELP HELP HELP.
Asgore in Chapter 5 is weird
Here's a sort of short post, but I got to thinking about Asgore in Chapter 5 the other day during work, and I kinda realized something... I don't think Asgore's turnaround at the end of Chapter 5 makes much sense at all. I don't just mean in the sense that it's rushed, or that we barely see any of Asgore so there's no buildup, or that his relationship with the rest of the flowers, which are meant to parallel his behavior to his actual family, is all but ignored by him making the resolution pretty ironic... I mean, Kris getting hurt in the Dark World shouldn't have changed him the way it did. At the end of Chapter 5, Asgore proclaims that, upon seeing Kris hurt, he realizes that he was so busy chasing Dark Worlds, to find the truth, that he sees now that he neglected his family's actual feelings about himself and the situation as his own self-hatred consumed him and drove him away from them. None of this is to say that his fascination and concern around the Dark Worlds was a lie, however. Sure, part of the reason he was so motivated was to prove that he was right, and to absolve himself from his perceived guilt, but... that doesn't mean that Dark Worlds don't genuinely fascinate him, or that he's wrong about them being dangerous. He still has a duty to figure this mystery out. He's still, seemingly, under Carol's thumb and is financially incentivized to find out more. If the Knight weren't to kidnap Asgore, I highly doubt that he would've just completely stopped all this research after just finding out that actual genuine real-life ALTERNATE DIMENSIONS exist.
All of this is to say... what notions towards Dark Worlds does Asgore have during Chapter 5? They're mysterious, they're dangerous, and they were likely involved in the single greatest tragedy in his entire life. In his friends' and familys' entire lives.
Asgore is also, of course, motivated by wanting things to go back to the way they were. He wants to be with Toriel again, to be with his family again. Not just to show he was right, but to protect them. Why else would he be freaking out over Kris being in the Dark World? This is what this Chapter sets up, throughout the entire thing. Then, we get to his turnaround. Upon seeing Kris sprawled out on the ground, weak from battle, being yelled at by Flowery (More on him in a bit)... he runs over, clearly scared and infuriated at the situation... but then, right after Blue heals them, he just... calms down right away, and goes onto Vaguedump about The Incident. As shown in the first image here, he even blames HIMSELF for Kris getting hurt here, when... I mean yeah, I guess in a way it was but like... Flowery is RIGHT behind you, dude!
Kris didn't just 'get hurt.' They got hurt from Flowery. They got hurt in a Dark World. The EXACT thing he's been worrying about this entire time! And the thing is, he DID do everything in his power to stop that from happening, by kicking Kris out. The only reason he failed at that was because FLOWERY was keeping Asgore in the dark the entire time. Something that Asgore... begrudgingly tolerates WAY more than he has any right to, especially right after he fucking BEATS UP HIS CHILD. Now granted, we don't know exactly how much Asgore knows here (for some reason.) We don't know if Asgore knows that Flowery only exists like this because of the Dark World (Though idk what other conclusion he'd come to, really...) but that really shouldn't matter when everything this chapter was building up to with Asgore just, went away. Because it was time for the End of Chapter monologue. Asgore's anger towards Flowery just disappears. Nothing comes from his slowly growing disdain besides... a calm rejection. Idk, I want to feel stronger about this let down, but I just... can't. I wasn't that excited for Asgore really but I expected more than this. He's a bystander in his own standout Chapter. We don't learn anything new from him, only just droplets of the past. He HAD an interesting arc being built up, perhaps letting us see a side to him we had only learned in passing in UT, but... that just ends in a wet fart. There's nothing. He's just a bystander.
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A girl of about 6 or 7 was babbling nonsense words at her mom and I thought to myself 'she should be able to form real words and sentences by this age' but then the mom responded in kind and I realized 'oh wait, they're speaking french'.
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Sweet Halloween English translation
Hello everyone. I recently went out of my way to translate an old rpg maker game called Sweet Halloween into english.
Here's a brief description of the game: Sweet Halloween was released on December 30, 2006 by the late Parun, the creator of Re:Kinder and Heisei Pistol Show. You play as an airheaded witch in training named Lily as she moves to Halloween Town to make money to pay off her debts by making Horror Sweets from the screams of children while evading the Killer Cop.
I would like to say a few more things. I do not consider this a perfect translation, there are defiantly parts that either sound wrong or sound nothing like what Parun would write, so if anyone hates my translation and you're interested in making a better one, by all means go ahead. This is my first time ever doing something like this so don't go too hard on me please. And lastly, I do not claim ownership of this game or any of Parun's other work, I'm only making this translation so that more people in the english speaking community can enjoy this game.
Well that's basically all. Please if you encounter any bugs, mistranslations, typos, audio errors, or dialogue overlapping the text box, please let me know. I'll try to fix them.
Hope you enjoy.
Edit: I found glitches on my own after posting this and I had to change the link three times... I'm tired.
Edit2: I updated the file checking stuff that I missed.
I finished playing Kinder after a long, long time. To be honest, I didn't really remember a whole lot of this game. Probably because at the time I went through so many RPGmaker games and my tastes back then were wildly different. In terms of more surreal RPGmaker games, Ghost Suburb 2 was the one I ended up latching onto.
But playing this game today was like, wow. So much more impactful than I remembered. It's really a wonderful game. I'm really disappointed it never quite got solidified as part of the RPGmaker greats. Despite it being translated relatively quickly. I suppose the style of it was pretty out there for the time. Probably even moreso now.
Unfortunately, the RPGmaker scene has always been biased towards works which are conventionally pretty. Easy to swallow or to project meaning onto. Re:Kinder's story isn't particularly overly complicated but it definitely has that sort of discordance throughout its runtime that the mass majority finds more off-putting than intriguing. Which is sad, because I really love "raw" works such as this.
Its definitely not without its flaws however they are very understandable. Me personally, I would have loved to see more of the characters beyond Yuuichi. They're not terrible at all. I actually enjoyed them a lot more than I expected to. Especially Rei. But I do feel they're a bit lacking in some areas and really just a few more scenes with them likely could have fixed that. However I also understand that this game keeps itself pretty short for the sake of ease when replaying for alternate endings. I'll admit, had it not been for the skip dialogue button, getting the other endings would have been a chore. So in that sense, I can't be too hard on it for deciding against anything that might just look like padding for padding's sake.
But it does make me wish Re:kinder ended up getting a Light Novel adaptation like some of the other RPGmaker games of this era. Unfortunately, likely due to the circumstances surrounding it, that never came to be.
The gameplay can get a bit frustrating at times as well. Mainly because there's really no room for making mistakes and you'll likely fail if you have no idea what you're doing. And the answer is not always obvious or really has any sort of real logic behind it. You'll definitely need a guide if you want the true ending for this one. But since the game is so short, again I won't hold that too against it. It feels sort of fitting given the context of the story.
Honestly I think I might put this one over Heisei Pistol Show. Its also been a minute since I've played that game. And though I enjoyed it, I don't think it made me feel as strongly as Re:Kinder did. Who knows, maybe I should get around to replaying that one again someday.
Anyway, Re:Kinder is great. It might be one of my favorite RPGmaker games now. Who knows.
I dont wanna read this whole thing in risk of getting spoiled but where can one find this game translated?