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Rock and Rush 💙🐶

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Vaniatober Day 5 and 6

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been doing vaniatober over on twitter, here are the first 4 days. prompts were candle, axe, doll and potion

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Hello again :3 ✨️

I'm partaking in Vaniatober, a challenge to draw castlevania-related shenanigans for the entire month of October. Here are the first three days!

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I made this image to compare Duster's sprite to his other official non-sprite appearances for a discord convo that happened, it has served it's purpose but it wouldn't hurt to this in here too

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I was replaying the game normally getting stuff before going to the next needle and checking the NPCs dialogue to see if anything changed, and then when I entered here, it dawned on me, most of the kids in Tazmily had someone in their family disappear or die, I'm not sure what took me so long to realize it other than me being stupid, down below is me analyzing the facts and trying to make sense of the situation

-Fuel doesn't have a mother in the final game but from what we know via EB64, Lighter did indeed have a wife, she was named Tobacco and supposedly disappeared in the sea (a.k.a died)

-Angie doesn't have a father and such individual is never mentioned or implied to exist, but due to her being clearly younger than Kumatora she had to be born on Tazmily, so whoever Caroline's husband was, something likely happened to him.

-Alle has her grandpa die during the timeskip and it clearly affects her as she stopped listening to Fassad right after the Pigmasks harmed Wess, she even makes a comment about how they don't respect the elderly.

And then there's Nana... which the details from Earthbound 64 make her situation worse, in EB64 Nana only had a father (named Papa), so something happened to her mom by default and then her father disappears the same way Fuel's mother did, resulting in the loss of both her parents, in the final game her parents are never mentioned and most people consider this a plothole but EB64 paints a clear image of what the devs intended.

It's a neat juxtaposition of how Tazmily is supposed to be a happy beautiful utopia but the kids in there already went through some of the worst things that can happen in that age.

Worth noting is that the village does not pay much attention to these events, no one cared about Scamp dying in the GBA version outside of his family and in EB64 it's implied that the deaths of Fuel's mom and Nana's father were handwaved and didn't get much attention, it shines a light on how the death of Hinawa was a edge case, her death was too brutal and Hinawa herself was the literal most beloved person in Tazmily for the impact of what happened to her be diminished or pushed aside.

(I had a paragraph analyzing that maybe the reason the kids are all so nice to Lucas is cause of their similar experiences but then I remembered that Richie and Nichol have normal families and they both still are friendly and nice to Lucas and actively like the guy, whoops).

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i have been replaying mother 3 and this line of dialogue kinda confuses me a lil bit, in lore Duster was a night owl that had no friends during his life on tazmily and didn't interact much with people to the point the elders in village all comment on how much he grew up during chapter 2, it's been THAT long since he showed his face to the townsfolk.

With the knowledge that he barely interacts w/ people there, why does Tessie think Duster would recognize her? it's been three years since the events of chapter 1/2 were they talked like, once, it kinda makes scratch my head a smidge, i'm aware i am overthinking & nitpicking and this is here just to pass the message of how Lucky/Duster doesn't recognize anyone at all, but, surely there was someone more fitting to slap in here to say this.

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I've seen people say in the past that Omori is about "forgiveness no matter what" but I think it's actually about "learn to forgive yourself" because like. There's a reason why you don't see the friends' reaction to the truth reveal, because the point is to accept that if you're willing to get better the first step to take is to not beat yourself up constantly over what you did and to learn to give yourself the room to heal and grow. Idk man