The forge/hollow provide heat and air conditioning for the office

I find it funny that the floor named the “RNG” department is the only floor not randomly generated

So in the rng department karen is the manager. The very thing she swore to destroy

The armored bullet kins spirit leaving is a reference to dark souls. When you die in dark souls you lose souls. For the armored bullet kins, he loses spirits

that western shotgun kin is clearly in reference to Doug Dimmadome, owner of the Dimmsdale Dimmadome smh my head

The boss is a Metal Gear reference, and also the floor isn't random because it's the R AND G department, RNG.

The brollet (bro-let) is a reference to the game "Broforce" where some enemies, well, have dynamite strapped to them and explode on death.

Green Fish are, uh, probably Nuclear Throne stuff.

The mustache on the western shotgun kin might just be a fake one.

I always thought the “Kaliber Thing Bulletman” and the “Kalibullet” were also weird robots. The fact that they’re organic makes them way creepier. Also, I loved the thought of a Gungeoneer going down to the R&G Department for the first time, go into a room with their gun ready, and just walk in on some Gundead on break having tea or something.

"You've finally come into my hole!" oh

0:49 He actually only spawns if you have a master round on you by the time you enter the hallow. No master round, and he doesn’t spawn.

I would like to see the manager quickly. "Sir, do you have an appointment-" *Loads gun* I just want to talk.

2 things to add to this. 1: I'm about 99% sure the green Fish enemies are based on the character Fish from Nuclear Throne. 2: the thing in the specimen tubes reminds me a lot more of a Metroid from the series of the same name with its jellyfish-like shape and triangular arrangement of... things in the dome portion of it.

This video was a lot of fun to make, even if it did turn out a bit clumsy in a few places. That's the price you pay for salvaging an old script, I guess. If anything else is brought to my attention, I'll add it to this comment. ------------------------------ - "Hit's Bakery" told me that Brollets are in reference to the game Broforce. Heard of the game, but never played it, so I didn't pick up on the reference. - "ketra1504" informed me that the Armoured Bullet Kin's spirit is a reference to Dark Souls. Again, a game I've (regrettably) never played. Maybe once I finish Super Mario World. - "George McCartney" among others informed me that the Cylinder enemies are in reference to the Cylinder robots from the 1988 movie 'Felix the Cat: The Movie'.

With the Leever thing, i dont think the stuff coming out of its chambers is fire. I think its mouths. Weird, sandworm-esque mouths, thus linking it to its namesake, the Leever

From my observations, Fridge maiden is slightly different: the cheese slices don't aim *directly* at you, and instead meander loosely in your general direction, making it much harder to predict a safe zone.

Wow, you weren’t kidding about “Coming Soon”...

I have my own theory on the venomous vial thing or whatever that is at the end of the video- the red and white thing on the tube is actually a skull crossbones danger sticker, not something in the vial itself. Just my own thoughts.

By spent a bunch of time observing you mean watching the Helicopter have a seizure?

This is a replacement of a comment previously made, where I said "It's pronounced gigi not gigi" as a joke. But having almost finished the video now, I'm changing it to this: When you made the comment about the hollow and forge being opposites, and Rng Dept. being inbetween, it made me think of it as a "heaven/hell" situation. I *am* aware that there is "bullet hell". However, the forge, being made of fire and ashen monsters, is below the hollow, made of, well, the opposite. And, seeing as the Rng Dept is in-between, and seems to take place in a city, it makes a little sense. Heaven above, and hell below, with the normal land in-between. This also kind of acts as a purgatory for enemies that seem to be cut from the game. The desert, pirate, and space enemies all ended up here, Alongside Agunim. This isnt really a real floor, anyway. It doesnt follow the gungeons rules. It doesnt change, it doesnt have chests, shops, a real boss. Agunim *shouldnt* be there. He moved there, kind of like gungeoneers.

Finally, some quality cactus representation in gaming.

Obviously the farewell to arms update was a last hoorah because the developers decided working on the game was too difficult in it's current state, and they wanted to move onto other things. So the R&G department is just thrown in there for fun and I accept that now. But that being said, every floor has a secret floor in between, the keep had the oubliette, the gungeon proper had the abbey, the mines had the rat maze, and if you squint, I consider bullet hell to be the secret floor to the forge. MY idea for the secret floor to the hollow is some dark dank cave under the hollow where the rift the killithid and phaser spiders originate from, and the boss involves closing the rift. If you think about it, it makes sense. The killithid are known for preferring cold areas, namely the hollow, why not have a themed floor connected to the floor they're most associated with

The Kbullet's swiss-cheese appearance might be related to the Holey Grail.

Fish can roll

Thank you for pointing out what the Pirate Shotgun's hat actually was. All this time I looked at it and for some reason thought it was one of those hats you're able to store beer cans in, but with far more spots to store cans. Makes a lot more sense now that I know what it actually is.

Agunim is definitely a reference to "A Link To The Past", in the video, you said something like "Agunim is a wizard apprentice to the powerful cannon, who tried to invade the gungeon long ago and failed." In the Zelda game, Agahnim (Agunim) is a wizard apprentice to Ganon (Cannon), and years before Ganon had tried to invade Hyrule (The Gungeon), but was banished to the the sacred realm, which was transformed into the dark world. That last bit was just some other part of the lore, but I found that reference really interesting

God the clip at the end was just priceless

21:48 I think that thing in the glass is actually the boss you fight in exit the Gungeon, Killinder. It looks extremely similar to it, especially when looking at the sprite from the game files

Theoretically, you can prototype an animal. Creatures that are heavily geneticly modified might already have small lifespans, so you could probably just keep that trait for the ones you dont want and then modify the best "build" of it to have longer lifespans.

"Upon coming out of the closet" oh no

Could alien floor thing leever be a teliporter mimic?

I like to think the Brolett is a reference to Broforce (both games are published by Devolver Digital and one of Broforce's main enemies is an explosive-vest-wearing Mook, plus, y'know, bro).

That interdimensional horror theory actually makes a lot of sense, the X on its forehead is also seen on top of the cilinder

I feel like you could rearrange the categories for the ennemies slightly. I agree with the pirate and western categories, but I'm thinking that the mutant part of the "future" category could go with the angry necronomicon, stone tablet and candle guys to form a magic/kaliber goup, with maybe the armored bullet kins to. Also, office bullet and bullettes, the Titan ones included, and the fridge maiden form an office category.

NN having gungeon flashbacks at 16:41

Question: what does the ammonomicon say the enemy was when you are killed by a regular enemy? They don't have official names so is it just the default?

It seems like there was a necromancy theme involved as well ( the angry necronomican, angry tablet, candle guy, bullet gargoyle maybe, armoured bullet kin if you really want to stretch it)

*Agunim seizure intensifies*

The "Leever" thing looks pretty similar to the Teleporter Prototype.

SCARgoyle Also that's pizza, not cheese

11:27 That’s not facial hair. He Drew that on with a maker

11:20 Doug Kin owner of gungeon dome

Me on my way to destroy the *CEO of RNG*

Btw the rnd Boss is basically a super blatant liquid snake hind d boss fight from Mgs boss lol

I do think the Kalibullet is related to the monster we see when breaking a mirror

That was a nice mod you used there... I never knew the Charge Shot’s name was so long:) Edit: WHERE MY EGGS

That cylinder alien looks like that flaming cylinder boss from exit the gungeon

Pretty sure the armored bulletkin’s appearance and spirit being released on death is a Dark souls reference, back to the brass armored Darkmoon Knightess.

Woo! 'Preciate the effort dude

lmao I love how the lead maiden is the fridge maiden

I have a feeling that the entrance of the gunegon is actually at an elevation above a planet. The first few floors can be leading down to the hollow, at the top of a mountain. The higher elevation is cooler ( Hollow) and under the R&G dept is the crust of the planet. Almost like the gungeoneer slid down a mountain on their way to the R&G dept. As you go deeper, it gets hotter. The forge can close to the planet's core. While bullet hell IS the core. Also the Cylinders look like the robots from the old sonic cartoon.

I like these videos so much. I remember watching all of them 3-4 years back, and now that I in my Gungeon phase again, they are VERY enjoyable! Author could really be a very successful youtuber, pacing and speech are very good :)

The cylinders oddly enough share a lot of resemblance to the cylinder army from that Felix the Cat movie

The spider alien...thing...ressembles the spider shotgun kin...*thing*

Finally, some cactus representation in gaming.

"So upon coming out of the closet, you find yourself in a corridor full of well-dressed bullet kin." ~Nevernamed 2019

The city theory does make sense They send their dead bodies to the hollow and get some metal works from the forge and serves as a natural divider from travel point

I actually found this randomly with a friend of mine when the update was fairly new in a funny instance... since I was playing the Cultist, I let them have most of the good items and, they basically said "I'm going to give them my master round, we really need the money lol", I nearly lost my head over it but, a part of me was chuckling of laughter on the inside since it's a master round but, the floor opened up and, me and, my friend turned and, looked at each other in confusion as the floor opened up and, in disgust at the full form of the sell creep and, we both ended up laughing and, giving each other a "What the f___ was that?!" reaction, we were shocked at the boss battle and, my friend had flight so, actually couldn't leave the area and, I don't remember why but, they couldn't lose their flight(, I think we had controller issues or, something like that), if I weren't alive the whole run would've been forfeit since I didn't have flight, I dropped down making our exit, we finished, confused, baffled and, very pleased.

The enemies under the glass floors are probably rejected bosses. The 6 chamber leever is actually now a boss in Exit The Gungeon.

OH SHIP!!! I didn't know this existed! I apologize, I won't be watching the rest of the video after the 1 minute mark to avoid spoilers, because now I NEED to see this for myself.

The pacing of your voice is superb, strange observation but an important one

I thought the brollets were a serious Sam reference. You know, the guys with bombs that run at you.

21:41 This is in exit the gungeon, it looks a lot like one of the bosses, watch hutts's 2nd exit video.

The Titan bullets are actually really cute

r&g department is the best pun because it works three ways, as RNG, R&D, and run and gun

21:33 I think that's the huge worm that appears in the mines in the convict's path in Exit the Gungeon.

I bet the armored bullet soul thing is a Dark Souls reference.

Isnt the armoured bullet sprit appearing when it dies a refrence to dark souls and how you drop your souls when you die, i might be wrong tho.

The western shells probably glued on the moustaches

Manager karen stole my kids

the thing in the barrels is supposed to be a metroid from the series of the same name.

16:31 oFISHially done with enemies

Oh, so this is that thing, that i see during a payday heist

Gotta love the soundtrack for this floor.

the bullet fish red is probably a nod to Old Red who is actually blue.

16:22 It's occurred to me that this may be a running joke, seeing as the NPC Old Red is a blank, a giant blue bullet.

Not much to say about the Cactus enemy, for shame!

11:22 it’s a stick on Moustache obviously

1:36 OF COURSE you have the patriot

I think the brollet is a reference to broforce where there is a enemy that explodes with dynamite around them

While I was watching the video I finally beat old king R.i.p. level 6 junkan

The test tubes probably hand waive the “forging” of the animals as well as the horror. As for how falling off the roof spawns you in an elevator? It cuts to black, so they could be having a pee break before finding one next to the gift shop for all we know.

The necromonican is a reference to ash vs evil dead

I do NOT want a Lead Maiden to hold me. I would rather stay human than turn into swiss cheese

"no enemies here have a ammonomicon entry... ...they don't want to clog up the ammonomicon with enemies that only appear on one floor" yes I searched this up Tanker Minelet Fallen bullet kin Shotgrub Bombshee Det Tombstoner Mountain cube Lead cube Flesh cube all appear on only one floor AND have ammonomicon entries, I could understand with the reskins, but it might have been because they didn't want to make the physical ammonomicon out dated

I like to think that retired gungeoneers and other characters you don't meet live in the city.

I feel like the Necronomicon, Tablet, Armored Bullets, Candles, and Gragoyles are all from another cut floor, most likely a Dark Medieval Fantasy themed one.

The leever from the gungeon and the one from the Legend of Zelda may have the same kind of body

Fun fact, armored bullet kin pop up in Exit the Gungeon as decoration

Surprised there was no mention of the Boss Fight being an homage to metal gear solid 1, where you fight another character voiced by Cam Clarke on the roof of a building while they have a Helicopter mounted with weapons...

The Brollet is a reference to Broforce, another Devolver Digital game which has suicide bomber enemies. The green Bullet Fish is most likely a reference to Nuclear Throne and its Fish character.

The sprite of Armoured Bullet Kin's armor breaking away is actually in the game

THE GUN CYLINDER MADE IT TO EXIT THE GUNGEON AND IT'S A BOSS

The thing in the tube looks a lot like a Metroid

It’s funny how the bullet kin are wearing suits since they’re always naked

21:20 to me it looks similar to Kaliber but idk maybe I’m crazy

Your artworks are awsome.

The theme is history for the R and G department how did you not see that

8:45 No cheese projectiles, thats pizza baby