Luna - Sister Wants To Play Hide & Seek And You Can't Refuse, In A Sibling Horror Game ALL ENDINGS
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- Video has All Endings - Luna is a horror game where you come home and play fun games of hide and seek with your Sister featuring plenty of sibling sisterly love.
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If the little sister took Luna's place in the last ending, the title screen would had been renamed "Lucy"
or would've shown her instead on the title screen
That would have been a nice touch
Lucy as in Lucy from Load House?
@Trey Tucker no
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It seems like the parents were lavishing Lucy with affection, and ignoring Luna completely. Like how they were praising Lucy with "That's our princess, so talanted!" Right in front of Luna, as though she didn't exist. The cherry on top of that interaction being when you try to talk to the mom and she says, "I'm busy right now Luna, let's talk later." That kind of thing builds resentment. It makes sense why Luna trapped Lucy in the book, it doesn't make it any better or excuse it, but it explains it. It also sounds like it may've been going like that since Lucy was born, from how the woman who gave Luna the book was talking. Though it also sounded like Luna may not have wanted to do it at first, but eventually went through with it, possibly either due to being worn down, or some kind of corruption.
It's like the thing my teach showed me, if the parent is high demanding and less responsive the child will grow resilient and won't listen to them so if one child gets ignored and they thirst for emotional support they will most likely do anything to get it
Yeah, I totally thought Luna didn't actually exist at first because the parents paid her no mind. Until of course her mom said "Let's talk later"
@@Pufdt so lunas parents in her perspective were either the
High demand low response
Or
Low demand low response
Both leading a child into a bad situation
Sorry i don't speak long text
@@destroidhak2556 TL:DR
Bad parent = bad/sad child
It's funny that my name is Luna and i just got a new book for my birthday. Hope i don't stop existing.
why did you killed sibling?
so how's your sis btw?
👀
Oh god
Well my older sister is named Luna ;v; I don’t wanna get trap in a book
I think this is a classic case of Golden child/Neglected child family situation gone horribly wrong. It looks like the parents didn't pay any attention to Luna before Lucy disappeared. Hell, even when they left and with Luna not being around, there wasn't so much as a, "Where's Luna?" And when they were sitting at the table, it was like Luna was a ghost, going unnoticed by her own family as they lavished Lucy with attention.
Even on the table there was only 3 plates. Not 4
Noticed it too.
Yikes...
@@dalilarocha4562 Luna clearly did have a plate. It was the mother who didn't get to eat, if anything. I think most of the "parents fault" takes might just be projecting. Coming from a very happy family, any of these situations would still make sense in context. When you sit around and keep to yourself during dinner, your parents gonna assume you want to be left alone.
They're not clairvoyant. When they go out to buy a birthday present for your sibling obviously they'll get a bit of a special treatment, especially if you consider that they apparently were dangerously last minute with their birthday shopping and might have been feeling guilty because of it, It being the evening before at just before closing time and all.
We're just not getting enough context to tell if Luna was a target of actual neglect or whether these were cherrypicked moments that Luna uses to cope with the guilt of having effectively murdered her sister. Luna strikes me personally as a hateful person who can't deal with not being the center of attention at any given time.
@@marzipancutter8144 Okay, calling the other comments as projecting was definitely not the case, they've only immediately assumed that Luna was being rejected as much since she's held this much resentment for her little sister despite Lucy being rather okay to her. Even if they thought you wanted to be alone, Luna is still a growing child that also needs attention, that's how it is in every family, yet the parents only asked how Lucy was going while not giving Luna a chance to speak her day, and speaking to her isn't a priority anymore just because there's someone else now. Calling a child someone hateful is really a stretch, as normally children _can_ be as cruel as this without even realising it. I am too in a happy family, but it was only happy because my parents still reassured me whenever I felt jealous of my new sibling, and I eventually learnt to welcome him, yet with what we see in the video, Lucy is already a lot older and Luna still can't accept her.
It's just cruel to quickly assume that a child can withstand favoritism. Even if what she did was crueler, it was still those actions that made a child gullibly evil.
The normal ending: "Forgotten, but not Gone"
The secret end: The host is lost therefore the original is paradox-ed out of existence
Im disappointed that the word "cute" isn't in the title
I'm disappointed that no vore in any way is involved!
(glances back to the rpg "mother")
C Back for information o.0
The tune she hums at 7:30 ish is the Hide and Seek song in Korean!!!!
When you’re the seeker, instead of counting you sing that song a few times and then go looking!
That'd make hide and seek more intense and a bit scary. 😂 Rather hearing a countdown, hearing a humming of a song in the distance as you desperately attempt to hide is just more seat gripping.
@@princessbeexxxx It's just what you're used to. Guaranteed if you were used to singing the hide and seek song and heard that another country counted down, you would think that counting down sounded scarier.
This is why parents or people should never have a favoritism.
ikr because it always leads to some one sacrificing their self to the demons.. *hah*
Parents are just ppl and they will have preferences
@@komocakeps527 What??? Dude, no parents should favor a child over another. Tf did you mean "preferences?" they're children!
@@solidghost_art what "should" be and what "really" is are vastly different. ideals versus reality man. you don't like it? well blame parents for being people. or blame God for even creating this pathetic excuse of existence called life in the first place.
@@komocakeps527 Stop being stupid and get over your emo phase.
My theory about the secret ending.
Luna did love her sister, she was just upset with her neglectful parents. When Lucy saw the picture they both decided they were better off without them. So they pieces out together, hopefully to go torment their parents instead.
Edit: the real question is who is that lady who gave Luna the book. She looks like Luna, maybe it's Luna's real mom. They doted on Lucy after finally having a kid that was all their own and to punish the parents the real mom (a witch) decided to gift her child with the means get back at them for neglecting her kid for their own... Or it's Lucy from the future who spent her teen years way into magic because she was tired of being in her you see sisters shadow.
I like this theory of the strange woman being Luna's real mom.
Hmmm maybe that women was the mom-
I like the idea that both Luna and Lucy abandoned their selfish parents, THEY are the real bad guys in this story, being neglectful and picking a "favorite" child. It feels like the "good ending" of the game.
About the mysterious lady being Luna's mother, I feel like that's a stretch. After all, Lucy's mother has hair like Luna's, if she weren't her real mother then she would've looked more like Lucy instead of Luna. Maybe the mysterious lady will appear in some other future game by the creator, another story that takes place in the same world, like she's part of the lore.
Do you mind if I piggyback off of this?
If we think about how the game presents (including gameplay) this to us I believe the Luna we play at first somehow was not only able to dive into magic but go between alternate worlds (like she did in the game) where the parents only do favoritism to one kid.
The Luna we play is the one older women who gave the book to younger Luna and started the chain of events. If you think about it Luna did love her sister and most likely resented her parents later on in life. So the ending could simply be saying the sisters finally broke the spell of the book but at a price ... remember, they disappeared from the book world and no one is at the title screen.
It's pretty simple, Manly. You lose the card game, you go to the shadow realm.
Yugi reference. LOVE IT
Your face matches!!! 😂
Tfw you realize you just sealed away the only person who gave you undivided attention and genuinlly cared about you.
With the intent of having more than a single person of caring about you?
@@alxioxcreates yea
It looks like Lucy really loved Luna ):
It's too bad Luna was overcome with jealousy damn that's really sad
Yup
Sounds more like her parents liked her sister more than her so resentment grew on her (doesn't make it better or correct, I'm just explaining)
I mean, can you blame her? Both her parent's have the worst kind of emotional support.
@@NevaehCyanide well, it's not like the parents 100% ignored her as you can communicate with the parents in the flashback and they don't make something like "..." or any mean words. Good thing she is only a kid. If she is a teenager, I am sending her to the ranch. Of course I am not denying the parents' fault, they are also going to the ranch.
@@NevaehCyanide yes, parents usually spoil the younger ones maybe not to this extent but still, Luna’s a physco
That alternate reality secret where everything was reverse. That showed Luna's parents in her room in front of the book meant that "this would happen if you were trapped with your sister in the book forever."
If I had a nickel for every RPG Maker horror game starring two young girls where the villain is actually the innocent one who was screwed over by the protagonist, I'd have two nickels.
Which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice.
Try nyakoris rabbit doll. Theres 3 nickels for you there
I can't really tell what the other game is... The Witch's House?
@@ru4382 Yeah you got it
@@the13throse The Witch's House is so tragic. I tried to draw some fanart in a sketchbook somewhere, where Ellen is burning on a stake after having been caught somehow, and Viola pops up from above as a spirit of sorts, watching her burn.
Try Pocket Mirror, that's a third one (and its upcoming prequel little goody two shoes)
I personally think the Secret ending is best but my theory goes this: You know how fulfilling spirits wish makes them go to the afterlife, i think that happend, Lucy went to the afterlife and perhaps her memory came back to the real world because her soul was free from the Book Dimension, while you were let back in your world, because her wish was fulfilled so her book chapter was free too.
Though there are other cases
As she just dissapeared that doesnt mean she died, so prehaps she was revived, and you came back with her what supports this well its simple, Lucy isint necesarilly dead she is just trapped in the book, and the symbolism where they both dissapeared i think they mightve both been revived
And also Theres still a possiblity that she wasnt exactly the one making the choice, but she was being controlled like a puppet, what makes me think that, well, as you see in the game it is said she looked sick when she was trapping her sister in the book, which makes me think she was possesed by the book itself
I would like add on by saying another idea. Maybe them both disappearing means they have rebirthed. By luna showing her parents drawing of Lucy she may have managed break free. And Luna dissapearing may also say how she was reborn. As a new person. Learning from her mistake she may have become better sister. So the book shall never be needed again and was never used.
The secret ending is based on what?
Or it might be they both were erased fully from reality
@@nekofrisk1005 Possibly
well, my theory to your second theory is that, the woman who gave luna the book doesn't think that luna could be able to reverse the sealing, which is why she says that if a person is sealed inside, they won't be able to get out ever again.
every magic trick has its weakness, after all
Is nobody really gonna talk about how smart Manly was to solve everything at the end and get that secret ending?
Why would we be suprised?
@@matterking1 Yes but most people here already know manly well enough to not be suprised at his problem solving skills.
No one say it before so I´m gonna say it. At min 46:57 the morse code says "Save us"
Thank u! "Us" huh? interesting...
I wonder what it meant by “Us" is it from the sisters or was it becuz Lucy wasn't truly alone inside the book
@@rikatoziv2520 Well, I doubt Lucy or Luna knew morse code
are you sure? "save us" would be ....-...-...-... but i got ....-...-.--- (i cant hear any indication of where a character starts or ends) best i can tell it says "SAVEO" "SAVETM" (save them?) "SAVEMT" (if the last beep boop is a dot it would be "saveme") or "SAVETTT"
@@Cello2WC yeah I'm getting ....-...-.--- too. my current theory is that they meant to say "saveme" but they got the last one wrong and used a dash instead of a dot.
I think how this game tackles parental neglect is actually pretty interesting. I don’t have siblings but I do have a inattentive Mother and a dead-beat absent Father. As an adult I realize my Mum wasn’t the best in the whole “supportive parent” department, so in a way I kinda sympathize with Luna, if I was in her position I might want to do the same. She’s a child with horrible parents and saw an opportunity to return to the days when she was happy and loved. Of course there’s no justification for what she did but uless you know what it feels like to be so desperate for love and attention, especially at a young age, you’ll never understand the potential trauma that comes with having parents that don’t care about you
No, it totally justifies what she did.
@@Shenaldrac damn, you must hate your sister.
@@Shenaldrac I agree
I agree, it’s easy to understand now that I’m an adult, but when I was a child, being the middle child was the worst. You’re simultaneously responsible for your siblings but not the eldest, so you’re not in charge. But you’re responsible, so if they do something wrong, it’s your fault. You’re not the youngest, so you can’t get away with anything either because you need to make an example of yourself for your younger sibling. Essentially, if you wanted any kind of praise in my house as a middle child, you needed to be perfect. Otherwise, you’d always be compared to how perfect your siblings were, even though all their mistakes and “child crimes” were blamed on you. My older sibling has a disorder, and my younger one, while not their whole childhood, had an autoimmune disease. I was the only healthy kid, and with two very young parents who were frustrated with us, the only child they could punish guilt free was me. I understand why they acted the way they did now, but damn did it hurt being called a monster or having to listen to condescending bullshit about being responsible or a role model every time my siblings did something wrong. It really felt like I was invisible in my house, and that I couldn’t do anything right, or at least nothing I did would ever make them love me like they did my siblings. As a child who was in the mindset that my parents approval and love were everything, I was very jealous of my siblings, who were hugged and cuddled with, praised, and given gifts on random occasions. I saw it as their fault that I wasn’t loved or treated that way, even though they really had done nothing wrong. If I was told my parents would love me if I just put my siblings in a book, especially if I was really little like Luna and had little to no concept of death, I probably would’ve done it.
I guess that since Luna is a kid she gets the "I can be an asshole pass", but, well... She did literally turn her sister into her OC.
imagine if your parents forgot you exist
Its the parents fault for not giving both of the children equal attention..
@@Faithheartglr
So Luna is excused for erasing her sister from existence?
@@NexusGaming857 I think the book was having an effect on Luna's mind. Lucy mentions in her diary that Luna was reading it obsessively and never talking to her anymore. It could have been her just building the determination and resentment to go through with it, but given how the book makes the one trapped inside go mad and "become a monster", I think reading it over and over probably also isn't good for your sanity.
@@MokohiChan
Still, we can't just excuse her actions... We wouldn't make excuses for murderers. Like "he had a bad upbringing" or "his parents abandoned him", etc.
She did something to her sister, something that is worse than death...
I think this is my favorite theory I’ve come up with/seen.
Luna was clearly neglected by her parents while her sister was praised and held on a higher pedestal. One day someone shows up and manipulates Lunas feelings of resentment, channeling that anger towards her sister.
Lucy is then trapped in the book, left alone with only a deep hatred for her sister and loneliness.
The secret ending shows Lucy realizing Luna isn’t that different from her. In the past, Luna felt like she didn’t exist just as Lucy does now. Luna wanted to be loved by her parents again the same way Lucy longed to.
So in the end, they both disappear in peace because the sun rose and they didn’t get back into the book.
(The final fragment of theory is based on the details, when Luna is first trapped, she’s in a black void later being warped into a distorted version of her home. I’d like to think the book is the void and the distorted home is the regular home but in the eyes of those trapped in the book. While Luna is still in the regular home, Lucy mentions she needs to get back into the book by sunrise or else she will stop existing entirely.)
Manly: "Wait a minute, how come you didn't pick up the plates yourself?"
Me: "It's a mom quirk. EVERY MOM HAS THIS."
Because your mom does plenty. Pick up the damn plates!
This hero is just going Brrrrrrrr with those videos one After another , don't over do yourself Manly
Exactly! He's amazing and I hope he's doing well ❤️
Every. Single. Day.
My mans dont miss
Yeah, he's great! I just hope he's taking care of himself tho
@mrsockboy 123 So, you have chosen death.
I think the ending implied that Luna went with Lucy into the other dimension. The screen title is blank after all indicating that no one is there.
As for the message. Morally what Luna did wrong of course but it does seem to be a direct result of neglect from her parents. After all the family interactions made it pretty clear that Luna was more or less ignored by her parents while they had enough time to adore Lucy in front of her. Its also seems like Luna wasn't totally on board with the idea as the woman who gave her the book was whispering honeyed words into her ear about it. Though honestly it seems like her anger was misdirected, as it often is with children. The fault did not lie with Lucy, though in the mind of a child like Luna its easy to see where she could have made that mistake, but with her parents. It was their fault that they put so much adoration onto only their younger daughter. When the child is first born because obviously a baby needs more attention but at the ages they were the parents really should have able to show equal love to their kids... even more so they are terrible parents for not realizing Luna was unhappy. The family picture was incredibly concerning. Not smiling, bags under her eyes, general demeanor suggesting depression.
The fact. that Lucy's is trapped in side a book is creepy af.... imagine suffering in a infinite loop in darkness and loneliness can only interact with the person that trapped you.
"You want your parents' love back like the old days" oof. Hitting close to home 😔
I'm sorry :(
@@pie1o1morris46 quite alright. Got other, better things to think about at least 😊🥰🤰 but thank you for the concern and care 😌💛
spoilers.
I see everyone is hating on Luna but i feel like we should be hating on the parents more... The parents obviously loved lucy that made Luna feel left out. Im not excusing what she did, but damn, the parents are to blame for this as well. If they love them equally, Luna wouldve been happy, got attention and wouldn't have been jealous and trapped lucy
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thats what i was thinking as well but then i was thinking maybe it wasnt as bad as we saw it. i mean we saw it from lunas perspective, she could have been so much in her head that she didnt hear or recognized when her parents did praise her. i have that kind of problem but i do admit, there really isnt anything that would prove this or suggests that her parents did love luna equally to lucy
Trapping your sister for enternity with no hope when she CLEARLY loved you is just as bad as your parents not caring about you I guess
@@ultrabell517
Jealousy can take a toll on ya
Key words of the problem was how they over complemented and put the child on a high chair which Luna was at first on and she was happy but when Lucy got into the picture the parents put Lucy on that same chair that fits only one Luna being too used to this felt forgotten, pretty much replaced out of commodity and gave birth to absolute jealousy and fear and the caused the events followed so YES the very root of the problem like the main comment im replying to is the parents. raising a child is very important to be even in humility and confidence/importance an imbalance or excessive imbalance like shown here well leads to some very garbage or heartbroken individuals
Poor Lucy. What I interpreted of the Secret Ending was that finding the drawing made Lucy remember her memories and possibly, having Luna stay with her?
The witch mentioned anyone who stays in that world would be erased from existence. Luna disappeared from the title screen, so I wonder if it's because of that?
Edit:grammar
Waow yea. The secret ending is Luna joining Lucy in the void through connecting at the secret spot.
@Heartless Angel Ketsueki well the parents deserve that for neglecting Luna and make Luna trapped Lucy in the book if Luna is loved and get equal attention none of this would happen
I was thinking that too, but kept looking for a comment to kinda confirm my suspicions-
It would have been a bit better if they removed the Title from the screen too tho
@@arielnatalene3006 Ew, no, gross. That's the shittiest way to look at it
@@pkphantom How so?
it’s a bit cliché, but i do like the little details with their name meanings. luna is obvious, but lucy means light! though honestly my first association was lucifer the morning star lol
I think at the end when the book disappeared it ties more to the "door that you couldn't open" thibg, like Lucy grabbing the drawing is accepting the love of her sister, the same person who made Lucy vanish and loose all her memories, opening her heart would signify a "new hope" for Lucy to come back, and when Luna dissapeared i think is more like regret, regret for vanishing Lucy and regret for being just an awful sister, the book dissapearing is just the story ending, when you end a story you usually never read/watch it again unless you really like it, this story obviously wasn't a story that Luna or Lucy enjoyed so they just moved on, they could have destroyed the book, or leave it in a shelf or atic, idk
Problem: Found curse book
Solution: *Burn* curse book
Game : Luna
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Hotel : Trivago
lol meme
oh, brother..............
10/10
Reminding me about this good ol’ meme.
This is truly a
Hotel : Trivago
That meme is ded
Wow, RPG maker horrors.
Good old times
Are You Winning?
there seems to be a resurgence lately.
Well the sister lost the card game so it's only fair for her to be in the shadow realm.
Yo, can we talk about how the parents basically forgot Lucys birthday? As I see it if your parents go shopping for your present the evening before at closing time they probably fucked up hard.
So much for "Lucy gets all the love" lmao
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don’t u agree?
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Hey man finish our last conversation
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No matter how many times I see this style for a game of any kind it doesn’t fail me to fall in love thanks for the 124 likes!! I wasn’t expectin dat!! Wow haha happy thanksgivin I’m thankful for all 124 of yall n of course Manly
I think the same✨
They have their own charm :3
I was not expecting the piano song to be Happy Birthday so my heart just stopped for a second
I guess that's one advantage to being able to read notes.
Most music puzzles in games suddenly become trivial.
The notes actually just show the last part, but I haven't played the game, so I don't know if you just need to play that, or if it just serves as a hint to what you need to actually play.
When I play or watch someone play games with bitter ending like this, I always (or sometimes) want there to be a 'good-bad ending.' Like, a secret choice to stay in this world, willfully sacrifice yourself, etc. that's not just a simple "You Died" game over.
I feel like it's the parent's fault because when having a family you need to give attention and giving compliments to all your kids than just one cause that would make the other kid feel like they aren't accepted or loved anymore by their parents which made the older sister jealous from her little sister and caused all of this. If maybe the parents weren't paying so much attention to the little sister and treat one another equally then that whole thing wouldn't happen
This makes a lot of sense in a manner. Since Lucy was born Luna has been ignored, such neglectment from the parents will build up resentment within Luna. I also find it curious that Luna decided to resent her sister instead of her parents. Then again, it seems like Luna desires her parent's attention and affection. So it makes sense that Luna would decide to get rid of Lucy, even if she wasn't completely on board with it. When the woman gave her the book and explained to Luna what it does, it seems like she was nudging Luna to do it. Luna seemed a bit against it at first since Lucy was her sister after all. Lucy never done anything bad to her, in fact, Lucy was the only one that acknowledged her. Lucy played cards with Luna and actively listened and cared about her, unlike her parents. At first, it doesn't make sense why Luna would do this to someone who actually cared for her. Still, the build-up of resentment and being neglected seemed too much for Luna. In Lucy's diary, she points out how Luna was acting strange. So this wasn't just a sudden snap but a gradual build-up to that snap. In the flashback, the father refers to Lucy as "princess" while actively praising her with the mom in front of Luna. Luna felt like she didn't fit in, out of the family. Ignored and such a feeling could cause a motive like that. When Luna tries to talk to her mother, she brushes her off. She was just praising Lucy just moments before and talking, so why does she not have time to talk to Luna now? That's because their parents only cared for Lucy, they see Lucy as their daughter. Their pride and joy, even when Luna was clearly there. Luna would've done it, even if she knew that she'd be getting rid of Lucy 'forever'. Once Lucy was gone, Luna obtained what she wanted, the affection from her parents. Though she remembered the words from the lady, being in the book for too long will transform one into a monster. That one mustn't let that monster out. Lucy had apparently transformed into that monster and while I'm not sure how Luna feels. Regret? Proud? For getting rid of Lucy, it seems like there was no choice for Luna. Either get rid of Lucy forever or let things return to how it was. This time even worse since there won't be a Lucy, there will only be Luna and no one else. Truly alone.
Aajjajajajaja what am I even talking about, I have ELA class right now lmao
Holy hell man. She condemned her little sister to an eternity of isolation and damnation over petty jealousy?! I feel sorry for her I really do, but Lucy didn't do anything wrong. She just existed. Boy, am I upset at the parents.
Probably due to the neglect of the parents. Paying no attention to your own child while constantly bombarding the other with affection fucks with a child's mental health.
The art gives me dream of gluttony vibes.
Few things as satisfying as Manly saying "seeeeecret"
"UUUUUUUUSELESS!!!"
I thought with how Lucy asked Luna not to leave her, Luna going to “their secret place” was symbolic of her choosing to remain there with Lucy as she chose to continue playing hide and seek in that hidden room rather than go out of the door
I hate favoritism, every child should be love equally by their parents no matter what. What luna did was wrong but by how the parents ignore her and focus on her sister out of favoritism is just as wrong if not more.
The favoritism is wrong, but not not more wrong than Luna's actions. Wholly incomparable really, given this was a premeditated, well considered plot, not a rash regretful act. This girl feels no remorse knowing the full extent of the suffering she has doomed her sister to. The sister who showed her nothing but love. It's disgusting.
I'm sorry if my comment upset anyone, i have been watching RUclips videos for years now and it was the first time I wanted to try and put what I thought on there.
Please forgive me, i will try to be more careful what I comment in the future.
Again I apologize.
@@chaotixthefox why u are so defensive Luna did the right thing
@@GameEnjoyer06 "Defensive"
@@bethanyhaffey975 Don't apologize. You have just as much right as anyone to state your opinion regardless if people agree with you or not.
"I mean the graveyard, i mean the deck" Yu-gi-oh reference lol gotta love it
Okay, but can we talk about how amazing the art style and character design is? Like, damn, it looks really cool.
Some things I've noticed throughout this game is that Luna bears a heavy resemblance to the book and the one giving her the book. She also wears a moon necklace meanwhile all of the other family members don't have any resemblance to the cards, books or anything at all which could have to do with the secret ending.
Sure, the supposed mom has white hair and the one who gave Luna the book also had white hair but I don't really know what to do with that. Everyone else's faces, except for Luna is blackened out. Even when playing as Lucy, her face is also unintelligible. Only when you get to the next picture including all family members and the drawing of Lucy do you actually get to see some of her face. Of course this might also just be a style or a preference but in the secret ending Luna's face ALSO gets blackened out.
Another thing I'd like to point out is that in the earlier family photo nobody had any resemblance to the card and Luna didn't have her moon necklace. I have no idea what this could suggest but for some reason it seems important.
Also when Luna gets transferred in the book and gets pieces, the only items she gets besides the family photo is the moon and a puzzle piece including a sunflower, nothing else.
Luna's family seems also really song based while she seems to not be as song based. But considering the fact that we don't get that much information about her and just the fact that she was neglected, I don't know for sure. She seems out of place when it comes to the family. Her mom sings and her dad plays the piano. Lucy also plays the piano meanwhile Luna supposedly doesn't do too many musical things.
Maybe a bit of this could suggest that she isn't actually blood related to her family? There are also a lot of other stuff in the game that might point at this too. For example, her having a strong resemblance to the book. Maybe she's actually the daughter of the one giving her the book?
Also in the diary Lucy mentions Luna looking and acting as if she was absolutely obsessed with the book. Could this possibly be because the book affected her in the spiritual sense?
In the secret ending and the normal ending the same drawing of Lucy is shown. The other one being Luna showing it to her mom and the other one having Lucy look at it. I don't know exactly what kind of worth the drawing is meant to show or have. But maybe it's the developer's way of saying Luna still cares about Lucy.
The secret ending is also very vague, but I can try to make a few interpretations. Either one, they both went into the book together. Two, they both came into the real world. I also think there might be more reasons but that's pretty much all I could gather.
Man I really don't like Luna at all. She trapped her little sister,who clearly love her alot, in a book,thus causing her to become insane from isolation. And she got away scot free in the ending! She didn't seem to regret what she have done and just continue with her sisterless life...
Theres still a possiblity that she wasnt exactly the one making the choice, but she was being controlled like a puppet, what makes me think that, well, as you see in the game it is said she looked sick when she was trapping her sister in the book, which makes me think she was possesed by the book itself
@@karloka1 possibly but given how her parents prefer her little sister more and the witch(?) even implied that Luna is very jealous of her sister , I really doubt she was possessed... She didn't even seem to have regret or guilt of doing this to her.
@Eevee * the witches house ending made me cry Viola didn’t deserve her pain and suffering and when she finally saw her dad he killed her that’s just messed up
@@MsAnimeFreak777 I said its a possiblity, as she always behaved happy, but the moment she got her hands on the book she became how do i say it she became i guess depressed, and prehaps we dont know when it happend, so it might be Denial, and she still liked her sister as she decided to draw her (this might be the part where she expressed regret), but that also could represent denial.
Obviously Luna is in the wrong, but you have to realize that she's probably very young. She was neglected by her parents, and any situation in which one child is the "golden child" (overly praised, can do no wrong) and the other child is virtually ignored builds resentment and damages a child's mind. They'll do ANYTHING to get that attention back. In Luna's young mind, her parents loved her until Lucy was born. In her head it was Lucy's fault that her parents didn't pay attention to her, not her parents for being shite parents. I feel bad for Luna, because while what she did was horrific, she was young, neglected, and impressionable. I understand why she would do what she did.
When he was playing the card game and said " Exodia!!!" I lost it. Great refence Manly 😂😂
Ah yes, I love watching Manly plays FIVE NIGHTS AT FREDDY'S again.
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Edit: wait sorry ignore me I just noticed the issue, okay
20:48 a piece of the notes to the happy birthday song
When ManlyBadassHero says: "What is this place?" *in a shaky uncertain voice of fear and confusion*
My thoughts: The prison where they store those who draw the disney channel logo
That lineless style combined with the pixelated one makes me go ❤️_❤️
44:37 has the biggest secret of all- piano charts!
The idea of vanishing my little sister from existence (despite how annoying she is) makes my heart drop..so how was Luna able to do it?? ;_;
Interesting, a story where you kinda want to kick the ass of the main character, even if you can empathize with them a little.
nah ain't nobody kicking nobodies arse my dude, luna's got a pass ion make the rules
@@imixni that pass is a null, shes getting her ass kicked
@@DoIIy alr let me see someone kicking her ass then LOL
@@imixni somewhere out there someone's making a 500 chapter fanfic of the bashing her to hell and back
@@DoIIy notice how it's fanfic, awh too bad they can't reach her
37:48 Dear my *daughter*, Lucy Happy Birthday!
_A few lines later_
When you're all grown up, you will be a great *man*.
Yep, nothing wrong there!
I think iťs just translation error maybe because this game was translated there is chance man is reffered to human/person what is old translation of word man. Or maybe you tried make it into joke and i didnt notice it.
@@miraakyt9640 not sure if its translation but its definitely trans-something
@@Cello2WC iťs not trans. Iťs just bad translation pretty sure. Because it was probably supposed person to be said
@@miraakyt9640 yea i know, i was just making a joke. id assume the word being translated is "人", meaning "person", "human", or "man(kind)"
This is why any game dev getting translations done should ask a native speaker to proofread their text. Which, BTW, I'd do if anyone ever asked me!
"Looks like someones going to the shadow realm, Jimbo"
- Luna
Manly are you having family issues? Do we need to talk
Depends on how far the dark rabbit hole manly has gone.
Does manly even have a soul in the first place? If so, how long has he lost it.
@@NevaehCyanide nah he had one. Found it in a trash can some time ago,don't know where it is now though
The mafia found him
Im not sure how early i am..depending on the number of comments, but sure.
Hey aren’t you my really big fan?
Wait I'll challenge you to a rock off
oh hi dad i didn't know you liked manly-senpai too
We need Jesus
Some people don't comment even if they've watched the video.. its actually really common for people to do that
Ah yes- this is definetly Five Nights at Freddy's from 2014.
That Kaiji talk out of nowhere really got me, I love that anime to bits
"All cards will be sent to the grave yard." *smiles in yu-gi-oh
Agrees in yu-gi-oh
And thats on a one-sided sibling rivalry
The fact you also love Kaiji fills me with joy
my take on the secret ending: throughout the game youve been collecting/seeing all kinds of things related to memories of lucy but aside from the book there is essentialy no core memories or items about luna except her drawing of lucy. This might mean that when lucy took away luna's last connection to the real world she just got removed from reality aswell.
Going to blue flag day with Rick. Very excited
Can we appreciate how in depth he went into hot dogs and steaks lmao
Wow, Luna is just horrible. Her parents may have been playing favorites, but it's possible she was just jealous and served as an unreliable narrator. Even if the parents really did care about Lucy more, it's hard to root for your protagonist when she seals her innocent sister in a book that wipes her from reality. I was hoping for a "bad" ending where Lucy tricked Luna and they swapped places, but I guess the Secret Ending is still Lucy winning. It's a well hidden ending too, that seemed quite tricky to find and that's without the issue of reading the piano sheet music.
No, she isn't. She is troubled but not horrible and the book might have corrupted her mind like most eldritch books do in fantasy worlds.
Nothing says Lucy was any better tho
@@christopherkidwell9817 i agree with you, but i think that if parents notice the damage that they caused earlier, all could be avoided
@@bluewolf7111 Lucy wouldn’t have trapped Luna
@@Rocca000 You cant say that for sure. Had the roles been reversed the story could've played way differently
In the family photograph Lucy smiles happily and Luna has no expression, but in the photo where Luna is alone, she smiles. And that is so creepy. It makes me feel like Luna didn't have any feelings for Lucy at all...
Like she doesn't fell any guilt, or remorse. And the end of the game too, after just passing through that experience of seeing her sister, and how she resents Luna for what she had done, it doesn't affect Luna at all, she goes to sleep to supposedly have happy dreams...
It feels like she never cared for Lucy in the slightest... but in turn, it seems that Lucy did care for her sister, and that makes those pictures really eerie.
Man Luna sucks
I actually came here to comment because I paused the screen when the game first crashed around 44:37 and I see piano charts and how to read notes, and I really admire that because Manly went all the way to learn how to play it. That made me smile.
Ding Dong i know you can hear me open up the door i only want to play a little
ding dong, you can't keep me waiting
it's already too late
for you to try and run away
I see you through the window
Our eyes are locked together
I can sense your horror
Though I'd like to see it closer
Ding Dong, where is it you've gone to, do you think you've won? Our game of hide-and-seek has just begun
I hear your footsteps
Thumping loudly through the hallways
I can hear your sharp breaths
You're not very good at hiding
Just wait, you can't hide from me, I'm coming
Just wait, you can't hide from me, I'm coming
I love how RUclips is like : Yes, this is definitely Five Nights at Freddy's
Luna your sister needs to know why you put her into that book of yours
I think in the secret ending Luna fully regrets her actions. But Lucy can never came back to the real world. So Luna decides to stay with Lucy in the book world. They'll never be lonely ever again.
Aww just some sisters playing hide and seek. How wholesome :)
Parents, this is why favoritism shouldn't work, if you ignore the other child long enough they'll meet a suspicious person who'll willingly give them a book about murder
Manly:*mention Cat in The Box*
My brain: I haven't heard that game in months
Me: No,the nightmare...
I think the best way to translate the secret ending is this: When you find the third secret, the mirrored house and go to your room, you find your parents with the book. The normal ending see's you 'escaping' the book in the first place, however the person giving her the book says it turns people into monsters. I think what may have happened, is that they got themselves both trapped inside of the book, yet only one of them was truly aware of it. Time is eternal and their game essentially repeats over and over again, think witch's house. The secret ending is possibly both of them realizing their reality and coming to terms with it and they either... move on, or keep playing or maybe they do escape? It would make sense since one of the secrets is playing as lucy, meaning the sisters can kind of swap places. Maybe I'm thinking too meta in that sense though, but after experiencing meta games for so long, wouldn't surprise me in the slightest.
It’s worse then symbolic murder, honestly I wouldn’t do that to my worst enemy! Like holy shit. That’s some next level shit.
this is so awesome. also dude, you should totally play Doll Eye. its a psychological horror that i have a feeling youd like
Afternoon manly. Hope it's going well
poor lucy, she was so sweet and innocent, I wish there was an ending where you could bring her back. Or at least one where she successfully keeps Luna in the other world, cuz Luna frickin deserves it.
Two reasons why Luna did this. One, her parents treat her as a ghost and instead give all the attention to Lucy. Two, why would she not use the book? She would most likely be ignored her whole life by her parents and all she wanted was that love back.
Luna was a child and didn't know how to cope with her jealously. We have go blame the parents and the woman who gave the book.
I can see why Luna got jealous of her sister, since her mother was so aloof about paying attention to her before bed time.
When you were exploring the "Secret ending" path, you were a shade exploring the books and hiding places. I think that you were diving into the book to get your sister BACK. I think that Luna trapped Lucy in the book THAT day, and the passage of a single night made her go crazy in the book. So by immediately seeing the mistake and trying to Find the sister means that no harm was actually done. You find the happy sister picture in the secret place, and bring her back out. Then you leave the shadow realm as well.
Alternate title: Pale girl erases sister from existence purely out of petty jealousy
Honestly, this is my favorite channel, its better than netflix or other shows on TV
“Children have yet to be able to learn about the value of lives”
Well...this just remind me about this quote
*Luna plays "Happy Birthday" on piano*
*Room gets darker*
Me: "Why is Calling of the Witch playing in the background?"
When I was like 4 years old, I asked my parents when they were taking “that new baby” back to the hospital, but this is a whole new level of wrong. “That new baby” is now my best friend, my biggest supporter, and my number one fan. And I am hers. Love that child(we are no longer children😂 it took us YEARS to be this close). This game made me hecka appreciate my sisters way more. I can’t imagine living in a world without them.
_Talk about sibling rivalry_
The parents might have been showing favoritism, or it was only in Luna's mind. Either way, I wonder who exactly was evil enough to show her that book. And imagine a child hating their sibling that much to want to imprison them forever, so that they would be wiped from existence.
The secret ending was confusing - maybe she decides to sacrifice herself, deliberately remembering her sister with Happy Birthday on the piano as well as having the picture and perhaps destroying the book because that shelf was empty?.... I really don't know.
I liked the game sorta, but the hide & seek seemed not really fun, the mini-games also not really fun, & the translation was a tiny bit wonky. It's like the game needs some smoothing out. And it was really an awful story lol.
And no, a really good hot dog, steamed with perfect toppings on a poppy seed bun, in summer, at a ball game, with a nice cold beer is as good if not better than any steak. This game was neither.
"The game's rules N' morals can be whatever the creators want it to be! At any given time!" Yea, but now the characters' sense of realism and judgement is screwed and the mechanics of the game seems shallow. (They did not do much world-building or character development before putting everything together, so the story was built upon a weak foundation, though the actual game and art style was fine)
@@bensoncheung2801 I'm a little confused by your comment. First - who are you quoting "The game's rules N' morals can be whatever the creators want it to be!" Because whoever that is, they are correct. A game is like any other creation or work of art, whether it's a sculpture, a painting, a book, a movie - it either reflects what the creator thinks or is just something they want to make you think about. There is no right or wrong.
At the same time, as an independent thinker, I don't have to like or agree with what it means or says. It's my comment and reflects my opinion. You can agree or disagree with me, but that won't change my opinion. ??
As I watched the video, my thought was that the story was well presented except for the secret ending - the point of which was was a bit muddled to me. The art was fine, it didn't seem buggy, but I didn't like the mini-games. Because I don't care for arbitrary chases being a main part of the game play, this wouldn't be something that I personally would buy to play and enjoy.
@@NaturalFlirtGamer(I'd like to retract my statement about the mechanics being shallow, I didn't have a problem with the art style, but still want to contest the story structure/characters, I don't know how to do that, so I'll just attempt to share my main displeasure with it)The idea was there, but when I read some of the text, I'm attributing it to poor translations, and the character development, the characters don't seem to have lives outside of the game.
@@bensoncheung2801 I agree... the game didn't spend a lot of time with the characters for them to develop. Because you could argue that Luna was hurt so deeply by her parents that she wanted revenge. But she took revenge on her sibling, who really didn't do anything. And the biggest thing was - who was the person showing her that book??
I wished for more from the game & that second ending.
@@NaturalFlirtGamer Dude you have more Than 1k comment at this channel an even have more life Than me omg
The perfect contrast between a calming voice and a scary butt-chilling game
I hope you don’t stop playing my dude :}}}
I usually can’t stand horror game youtubers but idk these videos just feel like comfy I guess, keep them coming big fella
The artwork is a delight. Those lines are smoother than butter
im the one that forces my brother to play hide n seek lol
As I expected. Almost every horror game this dude plays, has a cute artstyle.
My theory as to why Luna disappears in the secret ending: it’s because she still had a memory of her sister, she was the only loose and to Lucy‘s existence. Hence why Lucy takes the drawing of herself before they both disappear.
I'm at such a loss here. You play horror games, which could possibly give me nightmares. But your videos are so calming that it helps me get cozy enough to fall asleep. Idk what to do xD
6:48 Oh no, my worst nightmare! A rhyming ghost!
Ah yes,the "cute" horror games
I love these types!
Also,Thanks for uploading gameplay videos every day manly!❤