#hangar posting

[muzothecat]

Did you know that if you count the ingame days starting from V3's original release on January 12, the chapter 5 murder takes place on the night from February 1st to 2nd, with the trial that same day.

I just thought that was kind of interesting. Wow, it's even today too !

On an unrelated note, happy birthday Harukawa Maki !

[muzothecat]

now listen to me young man, i am talking directly into your ear now. i need you to do me a favor. you will do this for me. i need you to go to spike chunsoft, and i need you to ask the bastard working the reception if they have chapter 5 closing argument with kaito redrawn in. specifically these pannels.

if you come back empty handed youll be in big trouble mister. you will never see the light of day.

[muzothecat]

i hadnt noticed that in the climax reasoning momota actually takes his arrow out when harukawa's leaving, not at the same time as ouma the fanfics lied to me smh

you do see momota take out ouma's back arrow

probably because it's the only one that couldnt be taken out by the person themself but looking at his right arm when he's crouching you dont see the arrow sticking out so i think it's fair to guess he probably pulled it out himself too, since this is saihara's depiction of events

in conclusion : saihara doesnt support homoerotic mutual arrow pulling :(

[muzothecat]

send this to your crush for thrilling heart stopping hangar dokis, success guaranted

[muzothecat]

! Attention chapter 5 fix it writers !

(Disclaimer im obviously no toxicology expert and got these infos from like 3 google searches so there may be a lot of bullshit)

I think it's well known by now that the poison in chapter is based on strychnine. The english localization directly references it, unlike the japanese version where it's simply named 'Lethal torture poison' but the symptoms are apparently similar enough that several people had already drawn the connection before the english was out.

An interesting fact about strychnine is that it's a lot more efficient, and lethal at way smaller doses, when injected intraveinously rather than ingested orally.

(In real life, strychnine doesnt have an antidote, the treatment consists of removing the toxin from the body and using muscle relaxants to stop the convulsions and prevent asphyxiation from paralysis of the respiratory muscles.)

But since it does have an antidote in the game, maybe we can suppose that it functions in a similar way. (I have no idea if that's the case for actual antidotes, are they build molecularly in the opposite of the poison ?) That would explain why you'd need to drink the whole bottle after being poisoned cutaneously from the arrow, since drinking it would lessen the efficiency.

So by this logic, if they were to inject the antidote instead of drink it, there is a possibility that there would be enough to save both of them.

So in conclusion, if you want a not-too-complex way for both Momota and Ouma to survive chapter 5, a simple syringe could do the trick.

[muzothecat]

Hangar murder party takes place between night of Day 21 and morning of Day 22 morning in game, so if V3 was live broadcasted in real time starting from the release date on January 12, it would fall on the night between February 1st and 2nd

There's no exact hour for the murder, only that Yumeno went to the hangar with the crossbow at 'nighttime' so after 10pm and Harukawa broke in some time later so there's a higher chance of it happening after midnight.

That makes February 2nd officially Hangar Day, everybody better be celebrating 😤

(Momota gets kidnapped on Day 19 evening, so Hangar Zone extends from January 30 to February 2nd morning with the body discovery)

Tldr : new oumota holiday just dropped !!

[muzothecat]

Dont wanna interact directly with the op so i'll just subtweet like a lowly human

I dont see Momota and Ouma as rivals and i dont think they were meant to be rivals either so criticizing them for being a bad rivalry doesnt make much sense to me

Their goals are different and I'd argue their initial antagonism is more about what they represent than who they are as individual (until it gets really personal in ch 4)

If Ouma supposedly figured him out since the beginning he wouldnt have said he was 'not boring', proving he's actually someone who goes beyond his expectations. He's actually thrown off by him a lot of times bc of how fundamentally different and seemingly baseless his way of thinking is

Now Momota, because he had a problem with Ouma's behaviour, tried to get him to change it or at least explain himself, and didnt ignore him

Until the fake mastermind reveal i think Momota saw him as just a classmate, annoying and who causes trouble for no reason, but still a classmate. So it wasnt as if he never treated him as human or something. And idk what more you need than him choosing to go along with Ouma's plan as proof of him recognizing his feelings and will, this is about actions not words.

My main point of disagreement is about Momota's comment on Ouma's last word's and how that supposedly throws away their development, i think it's the complete opposite.

Like i said earlier it's about actions not words. The lenghts he went to for the plan is already enough proof of his desire to end the game, what he says or not wont change that. Regardless of if they're true or not, he didnt say these words for himself, he said them for Momota, thinking it would be easier for him to follow the plan of a person who said that. So Momota's right in saying that it was to convince him imo.

Momota is good at giving others what they need to hear I think, like he did with Saihara and Harukawa at the end of the trial. And I think this comment was not something he said for the others but for Ouma. Regardless of what he thinks about it himself, he cast doubt upon his words and let his identity stay that of a liar. The fact that he went through with the plan is proof enough of what he thought of Ouma's will, because ultimately it's actions that count. Words dont matter yet they can give meaning and be given meaning, that was the case for both of them.

Also if you think that Ouma wouldnt have kicked Momota's ass to hell and back if he said to the others 'He was actually being sincere, he fought so hard for us uwu' i sincerely dont know what to tell you

More about the dynamic supposedly being one-sided, I'd argue Momota changed much more in contact to Ouma than the reverse, even if that process wasnt very pleasant, without the ch 4 fiasco making him rethink on a lot of things, i think ch 5 wouldve gone differently

But you can also say that without Momota being who he is Ouma would have gone with a different plan in ch 5 imo

[muzothecat]

This started as a joke and here we are