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Not done with the video but unlearning languages so you wouldn't have to bear the burden of understanding someone's plea for help is such a wonderful and miserable concept. I'm so glad to see more of this series!

I actually believed Tharsis was a real ps1 game for a good chunk of that segment before the corruption happened. That whole segment was insanely well done.

The amount of work that went into this episode is just insane. Tharsis legit looks like it could be a real, obscure PS1 game.

Tharsis PERFECTLY imitates Production IG's style, and the game is even using Capcom's PS1 sound library. Good grief, this is masterful. My mind is blown.

So the whole sequence with Nottt I think is probably the most enlightening thing in here, as it suggests that the AI that's running the game isn't really in control of things either, and in fact turned parts of itself off because it couldn't help the children and couldn't bear to watch or listen. I get the sense that this is either the work of genuine divine or demonic forces, or what I think is more likely, that placing impressionable and religious young children into a device that reads their minds has resulted in them creating a self-inflicted hell, one that even the game AI itself can't figure out how to get them out of.

The amount of work that went into this is nothing short of INSANE. The brief intro for a COMPLETELY DIFFERENT GAME, the animation and efforts to make it all 'feel' in line with games of the time period is absolutely stunning. Your work has really inspired me not to give up on my own projects and ambitions. Thank you for your hard work.

Super Eyepatch Wolf brought me here. Poor frog, it´s his finest art piece but actually it is a nightmare from hell.

I regret that I cannot support you financially, living now only on a small pension, but I must salute your incredible talent, your artistry and creativity... it is unsurpassed, as far as I have seen, in any current form of media anywhere. Thank you so much for your phenomenal work!

The Tharsis section was amazing! I love how the Japanese in the opening cutscene is quick and casual, the way people would talk to each other in an emergency situation, but after the connection is corrupted it becomes stilted and overly polite even when people are literally dying. It freaked me way out! Great work!

I know this isn't the point, but I can't express strongly enough how quickly I would buy and play Valle Verde if it were ever made into an actual playable game. I think that's part of the magic of this project, honestly. Seeing Valle Verde get "corrupted", for lack of a better word coming to mind, only makes me more curious about the "normal" version.

Bro took us on a side quest💀 (the depictions of human suffering to the point of being unrecognizable in this make my skin crawl so bad REALLY amazingly well done)

before everything got corrupted, the only reason I wasn't completely convinced Tharsis was a real game was that the voice acting was too stiff, which I couldn't see Capcom letting slide. This whole project is incredible, truly a monumental work of horror, and I'm so excited to see more!

love how the woman in the tharsis segment is literally named eva hahaha, this series is criminally underrated, can’t wait to see where it goes!!

4:00 i am OBSESSED with this part. the vibe is horryfing but i really appricate the animation. the movments are so well done and realsitic. i also really like the design of the character, i am espically fond of the scythes and the gaping maw. i want to draw it now, actually....

I am fascinated by the presence of an in-game media archive. With the recurring theme of impending nuclear warfare, I wonder if the game was initially developed as a sort of digital survival bunker, preserving life and culture for 'after the end'.

The character being repeatedly stabbed around the 5:00 mark is absolutely fascinating. I didnt understand what they were trying to say but the atmosphere was incredible

The sound design in this series is incredible. I feel like sound often gets overlooked. This is so atmospheric, the quality and complexity of the sound design completely drew me in, especially in Tharsis.

This series only has two episodes and is already one of my favorite pieces of art/media/creations of all time

Two episodes in and I can already tell that this is on par with and dare I say even better than Petscop.

I don't know why this isn't blowing up! I've only seen Nightmind cover it. This deserves more recognition

The story and animation of this series has honestly blown my mind. VV has to be the best analog horror on the platform rn, even with only two episodes.

So Valle Verde was not only a game with artificial intelligence that could generate new levels and awnsers based on behavior and entered text via chat, not only had it the ability to load your brain into it, not only was it a semi Animal Crossing/Harvest Moon look a like with Flying mini games and exploration, it also is an emulator for videogames, books and movies... including games and the above with voiced and drawn cutscenes that were genereated by AI as well... Wow. Not only is this concept wild it is also executed in a so believable way it blows my mind. This isn't a real game. It is a game created within a game created for an ARG. The ammount of effort put into this, even with multilanguage etc is insane. This is the most impressive thing I have seen on KZfaq yet, along with stuff like Julien Bam Videos.

I love how this series subverts so many tropes of its genre. There’s the soul of a little boy trapped in this game. He’s just a normal, innocent boy. There’s a sentient AI within this game…. it’s scared of whatever else is inside it, and speaks politely and just is in no way malicious from what we saw of it. There’s Biblical imagery…. And it’s also not used in a super edgy way. And on top of that this entire project is just stunning. Feels like it could be a real game.

Obviously the animation throughout this is gorgeous, but I think something that needs more recognition is the sound design! Absolutely masterful work in the scene of the woman in the painting, along with perfect voice acting from the multitude of characters. And the music in the character selection of Tharsis?!?! It’s all so so good, and just sells it even better.

That ending is one of the few times I've genuinely felt fear while watching something like this. Im still in shock of how good this was. The art, the music, the editing, and it all came together to craft what I would call one of the greatest videos of the genre

Some notes on observations I made: 1) Many people assumed that the door to the chapel being too small is a reference to "It is easier for a camel passing through the eye of the needle, than a rich man." (Matthew 19:24) However, the fact that it requires you to be smaller is more likely a referen ce to how children before the age of majority (IE Approximately 12yo) are generally given a "free pass" to heaven so to speak. 2) The chess pieces are obviously referencing "See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil" but as to why they are specifically the animals they are or why there is clapping is beyond me. 3) The names of the "Zones" in the gray area map are letters of the NATO phonetic alphabet (IE Alpha=A, Juliet=J) 4) The angel figure is from the Angel Quest demo that is seen later, Omniel is the "Angel of Oneness." I could not find exactly where this figure originated other than some metaphysical pages. 5) When the "Aerial Camera" is triggered the box shows "THBrain" and references to Neural Data and Plasticity. This along with the fact that the leeches that are shown later in the Tharsis demo leads me to believe this is some sort of THBrain Brainscape interface that somehow can read data from multiple games. 6) "La Fille De la Lumiere Rose" Is not a real painting, and it's translation is basically "The Girl of Pink Light." The fact the painting can be bought for "30 Money" is almost certainly a reference to Judas betraying Jesus for 30 pieces of silver which is further shown by the girl in the painting being referred to as "Betrayer." 7) The flame over Pietro's head is representative of the Holy Spirit being in him, like in the story of Pentecost. The name on the green text box is "This is True" and "Peace Be With You" is a common saying in Catholic mass (the response is "And Also With You") 8) The "Compass" is a Rosary (Catholic prayer beads) the fact it is a "compass" means that praying will help Matias "find the way." 9) I don't have much to say about Nott other than his name is oddly enough Germanic in origin, also the room he is in has THBrain boxes all around that are shown later in Tharsis. 10) The games in the memory card that are real are Civilization, Circuit Beat, Kyoro-chan no Purikura Daisakusen, Cyber Sled and Tomb Raider. The fake ones are Angel Quest, Hexacom and Tharsis; these games are all compatible with the THBrain while the real ones are not. Also each game has a corresponding "Ult. Visualization" which correspond to previously mentioned characters, Kazuya has 3 for some reason. 11) Tharsis is obviously fake, however IG is a real company mostly famous for mostly animation (IE Ghost in the Shell) but they did also work on video games. SIST is also involved with the game, same as Valle Verde. Tharsis is most likely a reference to the "Tharsis" region of Mars which includes it's highest mountains. It could also be a reference to "Tarshish" which Tharsis is the Greco-Latin version of, Tarshish is referenced in the Bible though it's location isn't exactly certain. I'm not entirely sure why either would be referenced, but hey just food for thought. 12) The Japanese in Tharsis is extremely wooden and was most likely just ran through Google Translate. The text on the sign in the THBrain area reads "Sodom? Gomora? No!" The last sentence starts with "God is doing (verb)" But I cannot make out the other two Kanji for the life of me, if someone can make out the other two that would be helpful. 13) The floating statue in the Brainscape is almost certainly a representation of "Moloch" (A god in the form of a bull). Moloch was a Phoenician/Canaanite deity that was offered burnt sacrifices of children, as we can hear there are the cries of babies in the scene. The thing hanging off of it looks like a hexagram, which while commonly associated with Judaism is also used in Occult/Mystical practices. 14) The broadcast shown at the end is from a real show called "Life is Worth Living" that was hosted by the man in the video Fulton J. Sheen in the 50's. I cannot find the original broadcast of "The Chaos of Man and the Chaos of God", so it's possible the voice is AI Generated or read by someone imitating his voice. The animation at the end shows it was made by "Dumont" which is the network that produced the real life show, weirdly enough however the title card shows that it was also made by SIST which certainly had zero involvement in the original show in any shape or form. This is all I could figure out (to the best of my ability) hope someone finds this helpful.

I love Nottt, Nottt is so great, none of us are capable of understanding his brilliance

Mouthwateringly incredible work!!! I still think my head canon is that leaving children's brains in a poorly rendered game and allowing them to generate content has led to a self-imposed corrupted purgatory due to learnt thoughts and feelings in their childhood pre game inception. But also of note!: There seems to be multiple simulated villages that are located in different locations (most likely connected to the map we saw of the dark plane), and one of these villages has seemingly completely generated content while another has a large stockpile of non-generated content. Would be really cool to see some of the non-generated content that might be influencing the game. And having to literally make yourself smaller to go into the gates was very clever.

That girl in the red dress painting made by the garbled artist? La Fille de la Lumiere Rose. It looks like something that would be a famous painting, but... actually can't find the painting, might be OC or really obscure? Interesting. The quality reminds me of when I played animal crossing, collecting museum paintings, having to look close-up for forgeries and the paintings themselves are scaled down to pixelated JPGs. Very pleasant memories.

I can see this becoming possibly the best analogue horror series out there just by the looks alone! The animations that straight up look like they came out of Studio Ghibli is nothing less than absolutely amazing I'm very curious to see where the story leads, and even if I won't understand too much, it's still really freakin' COOL to look at!

Wow! We got *Meloch* being part of this story?! Wicked! And his design is terrifyingly awesome!

I heard that you animated the sequence 2 years long. Respect to you, goat. Along with the making of Valle Verde alone. You truly are something, sir. Looking forward to the next episode !

6:40 Very interesting. The last words of Martin Luther were actually, “Wir sind better. Hoc est verum.” The first sentence is German, and the second is Latin. “We are beggars. This is true.” So the name of this strange entity we see in the game is named, “This Is True.” 8:40 The suited man is named “Nottt.” In Italian, this means “night.” Another edit/note: Nottt was very respectful to our main character. I gotta give him credit for that. That conversation was also super important for us, clearly. We know Nottt is self aware about being in a game, because he references one of his vertices and at least one old memory. Also, this in-game archive is… I don’t even know how to comprehend it. But this game Valle Verde is a whole world of its own. I think human beings are living in it, or are all playing the game, and treating it as a hub-type open world, similar to Animal Crossing. However, the storage space of this game seems to be huge, or allow for… an awful lot. It’s hard to explain. There is something going on here with this game on a deeper level. I think there’s people in the game’s world who have nearly forgotten what it’s like to be on the “outside”, meaning outside this game. Nottt is one example. Also, the archive - players uploaded whole games into this one game… And books, music, everything. Yeah, I think people are living in Valle Verde. Unless the archive is some sort of modification connected to the user’s/player’s device. But that doesn’t seem quite right for it to be just that, because the game clearly states that other people upload to the archive. 18:42 A reference to the “THBrain device.” This has to be a variety of a game console controller that connects a player’s mind to the game. Hence, the people who have gotten lost in these games. I wonder if there are people who are hooked into this Valle Verde game, which is really a hub world for all kinds of things, who are forced to stay in the world, and somewhere their bodies are hidden, or kidnapped, or just placed somewhere hidden. Like the children from the first video, for instance, who are probably missing in this fictional world’s real life outside the game. Remember when Matias was confused in the first video and wanted to go home? Yeah, he’s held in this world against his will, just like Nottt. This is genuinely terrifying so far, seeing this unfold. The concept of the THBrain device is definitely scary, and it looks bloody dangerous, honestly. 20:17 Well… that’s something. I know this is a reference to something. Is this Moloch or Satan? Because that looks like a goat head on the thing. And wow, after the attack, the emulator game inside Valle Verde crashes. I have no doubt that that Satanic thing was not a part of the original Tharsis game. Is it possible that human beings are not the only ones jacked into this game’s world? Perhaps that is too far fetched to suggest at this time. This is beyond Valle Verde being a game with hidden religious and cultic iconography and references. This was inside an emulator game uploaded to Valle Verde’s archive. So something else is going on, well above and beyond the idea that Valle Verde’s developers are up to something. Valle Verde became something. It went from being a kids game with possibly nefarious intentions (with the THBrain device being involved), to something else. If anything, greater consequences have come about as a result of this Valle Verde experiment. And yes, Valle Verde began as an experiment, just like the THBrain device - I mean, this is probably true. These anomalies are showing us what’s really going on. And again, this THBrain device is remarkably dangerous - revisit the shooter game at 18:42, we can see a literal scan of the player’s brain matter. 21:00 This house contains another archive, but an archive in the sense that things were archived in this house. I think someone real lived in this house and brought these things in there, like the video of this preacher or priest talking. A religious person was sucked into this game with the THBrain device, in short. And I bet they made those drawings. 22:13 A drawing returns. It’s hard to pause and see it. I had to turn the speed of the video all the way down just to pause it on time. Someone should translate the words next to the drawing. Is that a person with a scythe in the drawing? I cannot tell. Maybe it’s a depiction of the character Death. I may be wrong. 22:53 I screenshot the hidden photograph. Is that FDR, the former American president, surrounded by other guys from his cabinet? Probably not. But I have have no way to attach the picture here, so let me know what you guys think. It’s definitely an old photo that matches the time period of this video with the male narrator. 23:30 The narrator is correct. Regarding unseen horrors, which he names outright, he predicts the THBrain device, honestly, as well as its usage alongside Valle Verde and whatever else is out there. This use of technology was a step toward the materialism he speaks of, and away from the spirituality that used to be the focus of civilization. Again, there is a religious but also spiritual theme here. And guess what: he’s not wrong. The infiltration of, or inclusion of, Satanic elements are right here in Valle Verde. The THBrain device is absolutely the kind of thing this speaker was warning people about. I don’t mean he knew it would exactly be this very item to pull people closer to the Satanic, but it’s in the same vein as his prediction because it achieves exactly what he said would happen. 23:40 There it is. RIGHT HERE. This is the key. Whatever human minds can come up with that is horrific will pale in comparison to its heavenly counterpart. Do I even need to explain this one? The THBrain device is literally connected to a person’s mind. This Valle Verde game and world is literally connected to people’s minds, with their horrors and fears and everything - yet they pale in comparison to the divine horrors we have witnessed, probably not even to their greatest extreme. Witnessing the seven deadly sins during the previous video, in one “anomaly”, is an example of what I am talking about. Witnessing the goat Satan thing just a moment ago is another example. There are non-human forces using the THBrain device - heavenly forces or Satanic forces. Perhaps both. That’s my overall prediction.

The Tharsis sequence blew me away dude. Absolutely phenomenal

The error at 20:32 is base 64. It translates to "there can be no peace in the world".

Gotta be honest, even though I’m not really focused on the story, that is NOT AT ALL because this series is boring and more so because I’m just in shock and awe at how much effort was put into this. Everything, from the valle Verde game, to the video work, the weird but intriguing horror, it all just leaves me in utter awe this was done fairly independently. Keep doing what you’re doing and I’ll be there :)

I literally watched part 1 for the very first time today, and then part 2 comes out! what luck! love this series, it's amazingly realised with nostalgia and pure horror!

I always felt like people doing PS1 graphics was just them being cheap and avoiding actually putting effort into it. But this series absolutely blows it out of the water and makes me reconsider that evaluation. The switch into a whole different game was a mindblowing sequence.

This deserves more views. Byfar the best art I've ever seen from an indie horror series, holy fuck. So many pieces to put together, yet not too complicated (so far) to where one needs to go myth busting for hours. I genuinely thought that was a real game. just. Words don't do this justice.

This episode pretty much confirms the AI and machine learning theory from the previous episode. It also seems like the corruption is somehow destroying other games as we see both Angel Quest and Tharsis in corrupted states.

I cannot fathom the amount of work that went into this. Masterfully done my friend.

Its cool to see much effort put in this series. Even creating a non-existent Capcom game with its own gameplay/cutcenes and making ot feel and look real is so awesome to me. Great job man. Also I can't stress enough the respectfullness you bring into putting in Christinanity as a one of the main focuses in the series in such a positive way.

I can't imagine how much effort must've went into this series, Valle Verde by itself is incredible in how accurately it gives off that PS1 era vibe... but Tharsis is on a whole other level, I'm certain that had I not been familiar with Capcom's PS1 library it would've absolutely fooled me into believing it's a real, obscure Production I.G game. Thank you for this incredible experience and I cannot wait for later parts!

This series is incredible. The aesthetic of games and anime from the time is perfect and the story is engaging. The anime sequence reminded me of cowboy bebop, jinroh, ghost in the shell and the sci fi short from memories 1996. Absolutely peak creativity and content.

by the way, i love the THARSIS title music! :] it's the exact kind of music i enjoy, and you really nailed the authentic 90s vibe

It's past midnight and I have a headache from hell, but I need to watch this right this second because the production quality is just that damn good *chef's kiss*

The Tharsis section is such an impeccable meld of Ghost in the Shell and End of Evangelion, I’m floored. Also, now that I know how well you understand anime, I have to go back and look for the Anno and Oshii references I’ve no doubt missed.

The moment I saw the demo my jaw dropped, you legit got me thinking it was an actual production I.G. work

I love that the AI that run things isn't cold or uncaring but withdrew for entirely human reasons; they couldn't stand to be constantly aware of suffering they couldn't fix. Like... That's 90% of why terrible things are allowed to go on in the world. Because people see other people suffering, can't fix it by themselves because the problems are systemic and perpetuated by governents we were born into, and withdraw from discussions about that suffering because it feels useless, even masochistic. Which leaves space for willful deception by those who benifit from the existing system. Who will deny those systemic issues even exist because the broken status quo serves them. And people who Desperately Want Things To Just Be Okay will repeat those lies because they are comforting. SO FREAKING GOOD

Scared as hell. Not ready. But here we go. 🥶

First of all, the praise: this work is AMAZING, and I seriously didn't expect you to tackle an entirely different game. This is just a commendable amount of effort and I bow down. Tell me the truth, you're a professional, huh? ;) That said, as I'm writing this comment after pausing the video at 19:22 to write this otherwise I'd forget this theory I thought, when I saw that Capcom made a game using the THBrain technology, it reminded me of when back in the day of the first PlayStation some would experiment more with accessories, and this peripheral was no except. But... then it dawned on me. Peripherals have a bad habit: they tend to not work particularly well (just look at Caddicarus' video about PS1 accessories). And the THBrain was no exception... but given WHAT it was connected to, its malfunctions turned out to be far more disastrous.

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! Edit: So I find it interesting that the smiling one- Nott, if those are the same entities, seems to be an Ai that is having an existential, and maybe even religious crisis. You give a computer scripture and let it watch the hypocrisy of man and it goes nuts. Also, I noticed that during the corrupted version of Tharsis, there's a geigher counter- and as the earth in the black and white segment at the end rotates, you can see shockwaves similar to the shockwave of an atom bomb. Coincidence?

The "Tharsis" section was so well done I had to look up after the intro if it was a real game

This is the best-made digital horror story I've ever seen, the affection and care put into every detail is amazing

This series is so underrated. The amount of effort being poured in, especially the second half. The second game and the final segment were so authentic, I thought they were real. You are going places and I wish you all the best

This is honestly the best "haunted game" series I have seen yet. Petscop, Ben Drowned, even Anomidae doesn't hold a candle to the potential shown off with just two episodes

This is criminally underrated, and deserves so so much more attention purely for the amount of love and dedication poured into every frame. Incredible stuff.

Echoing what others have been saying, wow, what a crazy amount of work. I had to look up Tharsis to see if it was real or not! This only having 43k views (at the time of me writing) is absolutely criminal. What an insane talent. Looking forward to future uploads!

I legit paused at min. 19 and go search if Tharsis was a real game, well done, you totally got me.

Orgullo nacional 🇦🇷

You are absolutely raising the damn bar in the online horror space. While I found this less scary than part 1, it was still just. Absolutely phenomenal and I can see every one of those 9 months that went into creating this. Completely worth the wait.

So happy you translated this amazing series into english it is a truly horrorfying gem of a corrupted game. You have incredible talent and I hope you keep going with this.

I really love this. I like the thematic temdrils creepy through everything. Also, it looks and sounds awesome.

You're a genius man. VALLE VERDE is a masterpiece, and I can't wait to watch the next part !

Hermano, no me puedo creer la cantidad inmensa de trabajo y cariño que has puesto en este proyecto, te felicito man, está quedando hermoso

0:50 See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil.

I love the 4:01 section with the girl whos getting stabbed, it is so discomforting and strange

I'll probably make another comment when I'm not sleep deprived, but I just had to congratulate you. The sheer amount of work is astounding. I wish you nothing but a resounding success.

I thought the first episode was amazing already, but this blows that one out of the water! Phenomenal work here, man! Tharsis definetely looks like it could've been a real game at one point!

This is insane man, amazing work

That segment with the creature being pierced with the hot blade for eternity was very cool

Me quedé helado man, de verdad que tu trabajo está a un nivel muy diferente. Mucho apoyo, tenemos que ver como se mueve esto.

On the map @1:47, every zone name (except alpha) begins with the same letter as the dead kids mentioned in the first episode by foxx : Juliet / Jansung Kilo / Kazuya Oscar / Oliver Charlie / Chloe

I still can't get over to this day just how authentic Tharsis looks like this. May I ask how long it took you to animate that cause it honestly looks like something I would see in the Video Gallery as a kid back then.

This continues to be the best webserise of its type, dispite the upload schedule

This is unreal. Without a doubt my favorite "haunted PS1" style project out there, it's insane the amount of work and short amount of time between Ep 1 and 2. Seriously, this is incredible. I thought the animation was taken from somewhere else until I read the comments. I'm awe-struck!!🤗

Oh hell yes, a new episode! I'll be writing out my observations like I did for the first part - I'm so excited to watch! :3 0:02 - The first thing I noticed is the lack of money - it seems that the counter for the game's currency got reset from -99,844, which is the total we last saw it at. (At least, from what I recall.) 0:04 - Here we see the pause screen, which I believe(?) we've seen before but I haven't thought about much. The text on the right says: Actual Position (Of your character, presumably), Town Hall, Museum, Library, Laboratory, and Bar. The clock in the lower right corner seems to be losing its mind for some reason - either it's broken, or time is not flowing correctly on Debug Island. 0:07 - Lydia is a name I don't believe we've seen before - apparently the player received a gift from her at some point. There's also the Divine Mercy which was gotten last episode - it seems to either halt or further glitch out the clock. 0:24 - This scene is highly reminiscent of the imagery of the "gates of Heaven" commonly used in Christian depictions of the afterlife. It makes sense, then, that the gates guarded by Uriel(?) can be opened only via Divine Mercy. I also find it interesting that Uriel (I suppose he could theoretically be representative of any cherub, seraph or archangel, but I will refer to him as Uriel for convenience's sake) guards the gate instead of Peter. I also think it's possible that the doorway that appears could be referencing Mark 10:25 with its size. "It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich person to enter the kingdom of God." Perhaps Divine Mercy is not enough. 0:52 - I... have no idea. There's the obvious chess imagery and the invoking of the "Three wise monkeys" from Japan, but... I'm not really sure how it relates to the story/themes as a whole. We can see that Kikazaru is represented by a horse(?), Mizaru by a bear(?), and Iwazaru by a dragon(???). 1:43 - To me, this map looks roughly like a map of China and its surrounding areas, but I might be totally off. 2:19 - The map's name is Alamo. Álamo means white poplar in Spanish, but I have no idea if that's what I'm supposed to be getting from it. If any native Spanish speakers could help clarify, that would be much appreciated. 2:21 - I'm beginning to suspect the angel I've been referring to as Uriel is indeed simply a cherub/seraphim who is guarding not the gates to Heaven but the Garden of Eden. If this is the case, then the allusion to Mark 10:25 might simply have been a coincidence. Here we see Omniel, who is a true archangel according to some Christians. Omniel is an incredibly obscure figure, so I know quite literally nothing about them except that a few websites refer to them as the "Angel of Unity". Take that as you will. 3:05 - As far as I'm aware, this is not a real painting - if I'm wrong, please let me know. 6:30 - We've got a name for the person playing the game! Pablo! 6:39 - Hoc est verum - this is true/this is the truth. 7:02 - A compass, eh? I suppose rosary beads could be considered a spiritual compass of sorts... 7:30 - Hopefully that was Matias being extracted from the game... 7:41 - DBGSM, MORINM, UMINM, and YAMANM. These likely stand for DEBUG-Shima (the location that the player selected at the start of the game), Mori no Machi (Forest Town), Umi no Machi (Ocean Town), and Yama no Machi (Mountain Town). These (presumably) correspond to the different areas one can select at the start of the game. 8:53 - Whoever is playing the game in this clip appears to be an English speaker, which is interesting since most of the inputs previously have been in Spanish. This confirms that there are multiple people playing - Pablo isn't alone. 11:44 - I'm thinking that by 'modules', he's referring to the other people trapped within the game. That's just my guess, though. 14:06 - We now know who Lydia is! She's the archivist(?) of Ocean Town. We still don't know when or why she gave us that gift, though... 14:21 - A bunch of names of previous testers are here, as well as... Foxxo. Strange. It's odd that Hexacom lacks an associated name. 14:30 - We finally get a look at a depiction of the THBrain. It's... rather grotesque, to be honest. It also doesn't appear to have a screen - unless the brain *is* the screen. 14:40 - Again, we see that this game as well was developed in part by the Shizuoka Institute of Science and Technology. 14:44 - The text below THARSIS reads "legendary" or "the legendary". 15:09 - I'll be honest, I'm terrible with spoken Japanese so my attempt at understanding it will probably be very, very bad. I'll try my best. "I'm taking initiative now. Status?" "We were infiltrated twenty minutes ago. Someone got in through the ducts." "Caution - they could be anywhere." 15:40 - Yet another look at the THBrain system. It's like a typewriter with a brain... 16:02 - Just a general note - the soft-spokeness (or at least, what I perceive as soft-spokeness) of the boss made me giggle once or twice. He's so polite and calm when speaking. 17:55 - No connection. 19:00 - Sodom? Gomorrah? No. Those who play God. 19:38 - Interesting that there's a torii here - there doesn't seem to be anything sacred here at all. 19:47 - I think this statue is supposed to be Moloch, a god traditionally associated with the Canaanite's and who is described in the Bible as being associated with child sacrifice. 20:22 - Moloch(?) spews out some of the same enemies that we saw consuming Omniel earlier. 20:46 - This song is El Vals Soñado by Miguel Calo. I don't know if it has any deeper meaning, unfortunately. 21:18 - Pictured is (I think) a copy of Life Is Worth Living: 50 Lessons to Deepen Your Faith by Fulton J. Sheen, a well-known bishop and evangelist. The video is an episode of his television show Life Is Worth Living. 21:35 - You can see the Shizuoka Institute of Science and Technology logo in the bottom right. Interesting... 22:12 - This is apparently a quote from Benjamín Solari Parravicini, an Argentine artist who is also responsible for some of the odd drawings seen throughout this section of the video. He is well known for (apparently) being capable of foreseeing the future and foretelling of it through his artwork. The text reads "Llega ya el sol de explosiones. Él entregará guerra - el hombre enloquecerá y el Caos será para anular el Caos del hombre. ¡Caos de Dios contra Caos del Hombre!" which DeepL translates as "The sun of explosions is coming. He will deliver war - man will go mad and Chaos will be to overrule the Chaos of man. Chaos of God against Chaos of Man!" although I'm sure it's not totally accurate. Dates mentioned: 02/24/1997 08:14 02/26/1997 07:52 02/27/1997/ 17:12 03/04/1997 - 16:14 03/09/1997 - 15:24 03/12/1997 - 09:23 03/14/1997 - 09:10 Thank you to rogaes1510, caringheart34, and whatever10production for some of the information presented here!

I have to give props for including a countdown in Japanese. I love a good Japanese countdown.

I can't believe you went all the way back to Bishop Sheen for this! The depth of your research is remarkable. Thanks!

So hey. Um. If you ever make a video game, I would buy it from you so fast. Everyone who worked on this is so incredibly skilled. The tension in these scenes as so well-built. I'm absolutely chomping at the bits for part 3!

DUDE MADE AN ENTIRE NEW GAME WITH IT"S OWN ANIMATE CUTSCENES, HOWWWWWWWW THIS IS SO COOL

These were insane, I can only imagine the blood, sweat and tears that went into this production. Genuinely 11/10 stuff, by far my new favourite of this type of media. Thanks so much for the ride and I hope you'll make more, I'll be there day one.

Damn. It really is deeper than an abyss. This is peak.

Ever since the first installment, Valle Verde became my highly anticipated series of the year. I literally leapt with joy when my pal told me another installment had come out last night. Boy oh boy, the wait was so utterly worth it!! Excellent work as always, Alluvium. I can't sing enough praises about how genuinely stunning this is. Please keep up the amazing work, you're killing it out here! :]]

Just at a loss of words for the amount of passion and hard work on display here, and such a uniquely written plot too. So much analog horror is derivative but this stands on it's own, I was just in awe the whole time wondering how you pulled this off. Love how many new questions this introduced, and man, an animated game intro?? This feels like something a team of 20+ people would struggle to make, idk I'm just so glad to support ya. I think I need to up my patreon sub hahaha. Really hope this blows up, it deserves to more than p much anything else on youtube right now honestly

Oh boy! Can't wait to see what horrors befall this little boy!

I love it! I’m getting upset that people are calling this an arg though because it’s not but this incredible work. This is Analog Horror and you’re doing it perfectly imo.

I said this on the last upload but thanks so much for keeping this as “raw” footage, that’s way more entertaining than adding canned reactions etc

20:34 BASE 64! Translation: "There can be no peace in the world"

Thank you for adding English subtitles! This is a really good series, and I loved watching it - perfectly unsettling in so many ways, and feels incredibly real still

first animal crossing, now ghost in a shell has demons in it.. nothing is sacred 😔 i love this project so much

The error message for Tharsis reads "There can be no peace in the world"

To think that not only have you already made a surprisingly convincing game with such personality and polish, but to actually do it a second time and make it even more convincing? You deserve all the praise and attention needed, this project needs more eyes on it The Tharsis part threw me back in time for when i had those weird japanese games with no translation and having to feel my way arround the game Nicely done

This is absolutely incredible! I can't believe I'm only just discovering this. Highly underrated, this deserves so much more attention for the amount of work put into it!

Tharsis was beautiful and impressive also the Nott part is really disturbing. I'll be supporting the patreon as soon as i can when i get money

This video is absolutely incredible the amount of effort is on display throughout the video. The animation is absolutely drool worthy and I can't wait to see what comes next for Valle Verde.

the quality of the art is absurdly good

it’s like 2 AM and I will certainly regret watching this so late but GOSH, I’m too excited to care

Nice to see it back! This is incredibly well made and so intriguing! Im already excited to see where this series goes as time goes on!