Seriously?

@@DankLordDemaar yeah, I forgot where I saw it but some site went over which demons were made by guest artists, and there were pictures of the sculptures for this demon and another

@@Sune I think Yaso Magatsuhi might be the other one, since there's a sculpture of it

Just to clarify, the designs were initially physical but eventually were turned into 2D digital drawings. It was fkn with me ‘cause I used to think they were scans of the originals or something.

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Previously unsaid sentences in human history.

@@Percival917 r/brandnewsentence

I like it too

Yeah, I love it as well.

Me too, especially during his death scene. Something about it is really cool to me

Microsoft Sam The Tormentor

I always loved when Walter and Jonathan got along, and this moment of sass is pretty well the last time. Least it was a gold moment though.

Well, I'll just spam Bufudyne and finally show you what "Filth" can really do!

same thing with demon akira in chaos tokyo

Rowan Atkinson they are the same person from alternate timelines.

Nanashi is Akira's reincarnation.

I think SMT IV is where Nanashi decided to not be resurrected while SMT IV:A is where he does come back, if I remember correctly

You are correct.

@@solo8324 Yep, Akira was with past Flynn, Kenji, Kiyoharu, Skins, and Fujiwara before Masakado brought forth the firmament. When Flynn's past life sacrificed himself to bring forth the firmament, Akira climbed up to what would become Mikado and became the leader of what were the humans there, as directed by the angels. Becoming a pawn of YHVH's angels, he was seen as a betrayer by Skins and Fujiwara even though the Minotaur that guards The Tokyo Sky Tower deterred Gabriel in Mikado from freeing the archangels and not just Tokyo from going up to Mikado.

Well, you do face some robots in SMT I, so it's not out of the question to face corrupt machines.

@@chaosgreyblood They're also in SMT II in greater numbers due to it taking place far into the future, likely 2080

"Pluto the Tormentor" "Obliterate!" This boss is clearly supposed to be Yugioh reference

What makes you say that?

​@@lucasfraczek4320Context of the rest of the story. Play the game to find out, it's pretty messed up

@@OccuredJakub12 I played it two years ago so I forgot the context. Can you tell me?

@@ZoruaHunter This boss comes after seemingly the whole of Tokyo is destroyed by God and Pluto is a tool made by God specifically to torment the few remaining humans left alive through spreading toxins through the air. It's much more darker and heart-wremching than how I can describe it here.

@@ZoruaHuntersame here

ModelOmega wtf is randam bandam and isnt the zero series a piece of shit? comparing it to SMT is BLASPHEMY

@@RisottosWife Randam Bandam, who is inspired from a Megaman X boss (Rangda Bangda) who in turn is inspired by the demon Rangda. And the Mega Man Zero series is actually cool. Stop being such an elitist prick.

@@RisottosWife You obviously don't play the series, and the Zero series is among the darkest vg series, so stfu

@@RisottosWife If you seriously think the megaman series are shit you should check your brain, you might have a blood clot inhibiting rational thinking in your brain

Lol it is shocking for sure

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After going through both versions of Tokyo and answering the white's final question.

Thanks. ;)

***** For the white's question? iirc, Maintain the status quo.

laaaaaate response , but its more Dimension Hopping than Time Travel

This arc describes the hypothetical world where "order" won and everything that is left is the disastrous war aftermath. God basically abandoned humanity, while the survivors like Kiyoharu still worship him. Pluto is basically a machine left by god to obliterate any remaining lifeforms on the planet to "clean up". There is a lot of irony in that arc and I find it to be rather well made.