#omori enemies

[kittspy]

SNOW ANGEL

Used a reference for once…

[froggo-frog]

Omori enemies just bc

[blogorgetliveblogged]

Oh.... oh my god......

How can such an obvious pun be so charming?

[kittspy]

Tried and (almost) fully tested Five Nights At Sunny’s guide! (Omori fangame)

More information may be added if additional data is discovered and brought to my attention.

HS Kel: He will spawn in Sunny’s bedroom, and block the staircase camera when able to attack. When his soundcue (“Yo!”) plays, immediately hide under your mask until you hear footsteps. If he returns to a previous camera you have evaded him. He may appear to stay on the staircase camera on later nights after you evade an attack.

HS Aubrey: She will spawn in the closet, move to the staircase on her second phase, and finally in front of Mari’s door when able to attack. When her soundcue (“Hi!”) plays, immediately hide under your mask until you hear footsteps. If she returns to a previous camera you have evaded her. She may appear to stay on Mari’s door camera on later nights after you evade an attack.

HS Hero: He will spawn by the front door, move to the kitchen on his second phase, and finally on the staircase camera when able to attack. When his soundcue (“Hey..”) plays, immediately hide under your mask until you hear footsteps. If he returns to a previous camera you have evaded him. He may appear to stay on the staircase camera on later nights after you evade an attack. HS Hero is the most uncommon out of the three main threats, but he acts functionally the same.

Spirit Mari/Hellmari: Spirit Mari will appear in the piano room occasionally, accompanied by music (The music being “Dear Little Brother…” from Omori). You will need to look at her on the piano room camera until she eventually fades away and disappears, along with the music. If you fail to do so, Hellmari will spawn (this may be indicated by the front door opening). You cannot survive Hellmari, and she will kill you when the music ends naturally.

Something: Something has no telltale cues when appearing and spawns randomly, but it will be visible behind you in the mirror. Looking in the mirror when it has spawned will make the “Something” sound effect play, and it will disappear. If you do not check the mirror for a period of time while it is spawned, it will kill you.

Stranger: Stranger is visible in the dining room camera. Every time you lower your camera, he has a chance to spawn in the bathroom in front of you. You must immediately lift your camera back up upon seeing him, or else you will be killed. Doing anything else or being too slow will result in him killing you.

Phobia Something: If you keep your mask on for too long, you will be killed by Phobia Something. This can be avoided by not keeping your mask on unnecessarily long at any given time.

Omori: He kills you when your fatigue reaches 100%. You can’t avoid his jumpscare or lower your fatigue if it gets too high.

Tips and tricks I have gathered while playing the game! (Below the cut)

-Your fatigue increases faster when you’re doing anything in the game. Using your mask, using the cameras, and looking in the mirror increases your fatigue rate. Fatigue is this game’s equivalent to power.

>For most of the game beyond night 1-2, you will need to conserve your energy as much as possible to keep your fatigue as low as it is able to. Keeping your camera set solely on the piano room and just staring at the bathroom wall is the best way to conserve energy. You will know when you need to put on your mask through sound cues alone.

-Sometimes you can be attacked by many of the main three enemies at once. This would lead to many sound cues and footsteps being heard before and during hiding behind your mask.

>This usually isn’t an issue, and counting how many alert sound cues will help you keep track of how many footstep tracks you will need to hear before you can take off your mask again.

-The main three enemies will appear to completely vanish from all the cameras.

>This doesn’t affect your gameplay. The only thing that really matters are the soundcues.

-The game is… pretty laggy on some devices. This can affect enemy attacks.

>Keeping your mask on for slightly longer after the footsteps cues will help avoid any laggy jumpscares. I found this out the hard way when I put my mask down fast after the footsteps sound cue after blocking HS Hero’s attack. I proceeded to get jumpscared but didn’t die, and his png was stuck on my screen and I couldn’t interact with any of the mechanics.

-Something, as mentioned before, has no sound cues.

>Occasionally checking the mirror will completely negate Something as a threat. You do not (to my knowledge) need to stay on the mirror for a set period of time, and it will disappear as soon as you check the mirror.

-Spirit Mari will take a random amount of time to disappear. This can cause issues if it takes quite long.

>You can always come back to her camera if another more urgent threat is present, and keeping your camera permanently set on the piano room will help achieve this faster and converse energy.

-Stranger has a chance to appear every time you lower your cameras. This can be a huge issue if you don’t expect it.

>Always preparing to put your camera back up after using it will help increase your chances at surviving when he spawns.

-The original storage room is called ‘The Closet’ in FNAS, and the parent’s room is called ‘Mari’s room’.

>This is just a game distinction that may confuse new players. Their places on the map is exactly the same.

-You cannot look in Mari’s room, there is only audio.

>To my knowledge, this is completely unimportant. In later nights or on the last night this may change, but I have no data on the last night. But otherwise, you do not need to check this camera, or listen to any audio from it. This may change if I get any additional data.

-The game immediately throws you into the next night when you complete a previous night without going to the home screen.

>Closing the game after the new night starts will save your data on what night you just completed, and you can resume your gameplay when returning to the game.

Enjoy playing Five Nights At Sunny’s! If there is something on this guide that I have not mentioned, please feel free to add it in the comments, in DMs, or in asks! Have a wonderful day, have fun, and stay safe! - O.S

[blogorgetliveblogged]

The ghost bunnies turn white instead of black when they’re defeated, which is a cute detail.

.... uh, is this an old detail that I’m just hearing now, or is the little victory melody at the end accompanied with the sound of rushing wind after each note?

Maybe my headphones are just acting up.

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?? I found a monster in the walls?

At least Omori’s friends haven’t mysteriously disappeared this time. I can hear the unsettling whispering.

[blogorgetliveblogged]

Oh. Well, I thought it was Mewo, the family cat.

The ghost bunnies are very cute. I like that one of them is sad. And that the music is the normal battle music. Makes all of this less scary.

[blogorgetliveblogged]

OKAY, a dream enemy. Not a real life intrusion.

It’s a very cool design, though! Is this the thing that keeps kidnapping us when the candle goes out?