Might be an unpopular opinion but I think this, or another original track similar to it in tone would fit the bad ending scene more than my time. I love my time and it fits the surreal and childlike yet dark and disturbing nature of the game, but for a (SPOILER + TW) s*****e scene I think it's too cheerful and energetic
@@bread8465 when you're life feels like a hopless spiral of self hatred and sorrow, finally being able to end it in one go is the most exciting relief taken off your soul, while simultaneously being the most terrifying realization that you will never be able to feel anything ever again. I think it suits sunny's perspective perfectly. A very enticing perspective.
When comparing the original with this one...I feel like the original is a sharp pain, like a stab of a knife that lingers on and makes you feel like only that part of your body exists This one...is just a heavy pain. It's like if someone threw a whole boulder at you, a boulder of everything wrong about you. Like your whole self is wrong. A part of you isn't broken, *everything* about you is broken.
While reading your comment (especially the *everything about you is broken* part) I thought: what would the fight against Omori be if the author decided to represent him as Sunny's despair instead of Sunny's guilt? If Omori was as broken as Sunny is. I think it would have been even more devastating than the original, especially the dialogues. *If they know the truth, I'll never be able to regain their trust. No matter what I do, it will be hopeless. All I'll do is make things worse. It would be better to just die.* *I'm useless. No, I'm less than useless. I'm sick.* *Mari loved me... and I killed her.*
your throat tightens when you listen to this version of alter but the normal ST gives you a stomach ache as if you are scare and encourages remembering unpleasant memories
I feel like if there was a variant of the Hikikomori route where you could still fight Omori, it would play a version of this theme at this sort of speed, maybe with extra distortion, since Sunny is fighting back against even more repression than he is in the main route.
More like it'd be a short fight against OMORI, right before the cutscene in Hikko where Sunny just disappears from Headspace, where you fight as OMORI against Sunny and Sunny doesn't even try to fight back. Now THAT'd make this edit of it have effect.
This hard violin feels much more fitting cos is not easy for Sunny to overcome himself , his guilt , fear of hatred from his only friends. Truly i feel soo horribly for Sunny , he didnt deserved sh*t like this , yet he overcome... Or not?.
@@DerGecko92_old That is literally just regurgitating Omori's logic. Sunny did not mean to hurt his sister let alone kill her. It was a heated moment that resulted in her falling down the stairs....an unfortunate accident that he...a child...could barely process (which is why Omori exists) Omori is simultaneously the way Sunny navigates around what he has done....and at the same time is the major bar holding him back from forgiving himself for something that he cannot change. Sunny caused Mari's death but he did NOT kill her...Sunny pushed her away in frustration....and she fell down the stairs because she lost her balance. The distinction is that he did not MURDER her....which is the action of killing. His guilt is what tries to tell him he did...but he didn't. You cannot accidentally murder someone, (short of intending to beat them within an inch of their life) It's not easy to say....but as true as "it was an accident" doesn't change what happened....it does give context. If Mari and Sunny had been a few feet further from the stairs and did the same push we'd brush it off as a normal sibling interaction when things get stressful for them. I mean if you get the message of the game you'd understand that what is being said is that Sunny is putting too much burden on his own shoulders for a thing that happened, didn't have the mental capacity to digest and subsequently was broken by. Sunny is just a kid...I know people get all groany when that point is made but it's true...Sunny is a child. What happened cannot be pinned on him as though he was able to be cognisant of consequences....no child is
Joey Little but theres a definition of doing something reckless that causes the death of someone, called manslaughter. he's still at fault of mari's death. he did deserve what happened to him, but he deserves to overcome it too
Obviously he hasn't gotten over it yet. Everything we went through in the game was just like the beginning of him getting over it. Overcoming is something much more complicated than what we went through in the game. We'll be with the guilt for years but one day, Sunny will be able to get over it.
The original is already really sad. Kind of like raw emotion where Sunny is trying to desperately fight off Omori and, while slim, has some chance at actually succeeding. This one feels more heavy than pure sadness- if that makes sense. Like more depressing or melancholic. I saw someone mention that this would fit well for a Hikikomori battle and I agree. To me, this version makes it feel like the battle is unbeatable. Mainly because it feels less like desperate attempts to fight off Omori and more like he’s already given up before the fight’s even started. Or, more like this is too much/too big for Sunny to be able to fight.
Imagine if Omori came to represent Sunny's despair as well as his guilt. The canon fight hit me like a truck, but putting emphasis on Sunny thinking all hope for the friend group is lost? That would be like slowly driving said truck over the player's body over and over and over again while they simultaneously feel as if they are drowning. I personally understand such a melancholy, as it is the true face of *depression.*
and in the song "good morning" in the good ending, you can see it says "the morning starts without me", being true, because most people with depression or anxiety can feel lazy, unmotivated, or can find themselves not wanting to *wake up*, because they don't want to deal with *life*, or are just *stressed out*
fr omori is an undertale/earthbound inspired game, so it makes sense that omori is in all ways the opposite of undertale pacifist of undertale, you discover the truth abt asriel and fight him, and it all resolves and everyone returns and you all live happily on the surface. in sunny route of omori, you discover the truth abt mari and fight yourself, and you tell the truth to your friends, and then leave them forever in genocide of undertale, you kill all in your way and chara gives you the options to erase or do not. both have lasting effects on the game. in the hikkikomori route, you stay asleep skipping the real world and unlock more adventure in headspace, and you never discover the truth and all is forgotten.
There's a difference with this one than "Omori did not succumb" I think it means that he's not ready to forgive himself yet because he's scared of the others (Like Hero and Aubrey. Not sure about Kel). And every time Sunny defeated Omori, Omori won't give up. Sunny wants to forgive himself and move on, but to Omori, it's just more pain. So I am assuming that in the bad ending (or if this is even canon), Omori makes Sunny jump to his death, as to run away permanently. And what makes it more sad is having the same mindset as Sunny. You killed your brother/sister, your friend helps you, you feel guilty, you try to run away from this nightmare but it still keeps coming back. And though I haven't attempted to murder my siblings yet, I know how he feels. ... He's trying to erase Sunny the same way he tried erasing the bad memories of Mari and her death. Damn, this is making me cry this is gonna make my laptop wet bye-
Sunny: *Thinks bout his friends talking* Omori: '-' Sunny: *thinks bout mari talking* Omori: Bro You killed Mari Sunny: HOW THE FU-- Omori: I'm you dumbass of course i can hear your mind.
This soundtrack and the style of how the music develops, reminds me of how a final fight between someone quite strong against the protagonist, and when they fight and all the visual effect... Enter this sad music as if something had had the villain with our protagonist... It is melancholic and sad... Something reminds me a lot of that soundtrack
I have a friend that has similar tastes to mine, so when I discovered Omori, I just couldn't stay silent about it. Yet my friend keeps telling me there isn't anything that really captivates him about Omori. *What the heck is wrong with you.*
i'm sorry, i didn't think my videos could spoil anyone (since it's basically an edit of the OST, i thought people that already finished the game would look for that). i put a spoilers tag in the title so it won't happen to other people. again i'm truly sorry
The slower pace could fit a few other situations pretty well, such as resignment, or something akin to a "march" towards a conclusion, reflecting on what you have done. The slower variant's violins are somehow more emotional, along with the distortion being easier to make out.
(Prior chapter in Omori- Extended version by SerenityS3) The boy stepped forward, and placed his hand on his heart. "I lied, and I am selfish. I am guilty." The Judge smiled. "Learn from this- don't blame anyone else but yourself. You have no right to cry, to call out, to apologize, to revoke, to be forgiven, to find peace, nor to die. You have no right to escape yourself. Do you understand?" "... Yes." "Good. You will be given a new, mechanical body and brain, which copies the originals completely. The only organic part of you is your neurons, as they are immortal. You will have enhanced intelligence and physical ability, however, to make sure you don't die. You will be an android used in combat- unless they realize you're a child. This is your punishment. Do you understand?" "Yes, Mom."
I know this video is all about Omori, but I just thought of how good this song would fit into a Springtrap edit. How he gets stuck in a suit inside that dark room all alone for 30 years while he gets crushed from the spring locks. He must have build up so much emotions just trying to forget about the pain for even a mere minute. And not knowing how long he would be there. No matter how much of a psychopath or killing machine he really was he still felt sorry for what he had brought upon his only son left. Having killed his wife and other kids, making his only son get his organs scooped out and suffer through hell him too. And getting the impression of being betrayed by his old friend. And then In FNAF 3 he gets to meet his son, just the two of them, inside the Fazbears frights attraction. Springtrap thirsting for the anger he had build up in all of his years through purgatory, while poor Micheal has to stop his father, who’s trying everything in his power to make Michea suffer
![OMORI OST - A Home For Flowers [All ver.] (SLOWED + REVERB)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/XAOJ0yFoE9I/mqdefault.jpg)
![OMORI OST - A Home For Flowers [All ver.] (SLOWED + REVERB)](/img/tr.png)
If the hospital scene took place at night and this played instead of my time I would have scream cried in agony
Might be an unpopular opinion but I think this, or another original track similar to it in tone would fit the bad ending scene more than my time. I love my time and it fits the surreal and childlike yet dark and disturbing nature of the game, but for a (SPOILER + TW)
s*****e scene I think it's too cheerful and energetic
@@bread8465 i feel like thats the point lol
@@bread8465 when you're life feels like a hopless spiral of self hatred and sorrow, finally being able to end it in one go is the most exciting relief taken off your soul, while simultaneously being the most terrifying realization that you will never be able to feel anything ever again.
I think it suits sunny's perspective perfectly. A very enticing perspective.
HOLY SHIT DUDE I GOT GOOSEBUMPS FROM YOUR COMMENT
someone turn this into a mod RIGHT FUCKING NOW I NEED TO KNOW HOW IT FEELS TO CRY I HAVE TO PLEASE
The og is already depressed... This is miserable
When comparing the original with this one...I feel like the original is a sharp pain, like a stab of a knife that lingers on and makes you feel like only that part of your body exists
This one...is just a heavy pain. It's like if someone threw a whole boulder at you, a boulder of everything wrong about you. Like your whole self is wrong. A part of you isn't broken, *everything* about you is broken.
While reading your comment (especially the *everything about you is broken* part) I thought: what would the fight against Omori be if the author decided to represent him as Sunny's despair instead of Sunny's guilt? If Omori was as broken as Sunny is.
I think it would have been even more devastating than the original, especially the dialogues.
*If they know the truth, I'll never be able to regain their trust. No matter what I do, it will be hopeless. All I'll do is make things worse. It would be better to just die.*
*I'm useless. No, I'm less than useless. I'm sick.*
*Mari loved me... and I killed her.*
@@tenshi1456 maybe more like "we" like " We loved her and we killed her" but still hurts.
The original is sad but is more like "I will persist!", this is just pure melancholy
your throat tightens when you listen to this version of alter
but the normal ST gives you a stomach ache as if you are scare and encourages remembering unpleasant memories
@@tenshi1456 That would hurt worse than any other scene in the game.
I feel like if there was a variant of the Hikikomori route where you could still fight Omori, it would play a version of this theme at this sort of speed, maybe with extra distortion, since Sunny is fighting back against even more repression than he is in the main route.
Sunny not once ever bothers to confront his trauma and lets himself quietly die/hide it at the end of the hikkikomori route
@@moahammad1mohammad I know, but this is just a what if
More like it'd be a short fight against OMORI, right before the cutscene in Hikko where Sunny just disappears from Headspace, where you fight as OMORI against Sunny and Sunny doesn't even try to fight back.
Now THAT'd make this edit of it have effect.
@@ThatLinuxDude That would make some sense, yeah.
Or maybe like, you play as omori in the fight going against Sunny
Poor sunny. He didnt deserve any of this.
And then there's the people that go "He's a murderer he deserved all this"
Are you okay in the head?
That's literally what Omori says....
those people are just omori's alt accounts
omori just went ragequit in this fight
He's just a child and it was an accident. He never meant to push her down the stairs. She grabbed him and he panicked out of pure emotion.
I think people don't realize how hard it is to be someone who did a bad thing
melancholy. That's the only thing that comes to mind.
Yo thats my discord pfp like 5 months ago. Cool.
This hard violin feels much more fitting cos is not easy for Sunny to overcome himself , his guilt , fear of hatred from his only friends.
Truly i feel soo horribly for Sunny , he didnt deserved sh*t like this , yet he overcome...
Or not?.
He killed Mari
It was an Accident
But he killed Mari
In secret cutscene he will overcome (When you water Basil flowers)
@@DerGecko92_old That is literally just regurgitating Omori's logic.
Sunny did not mean to hurt his sister let alone kill her. It was a heated moment that resulted in her falling down the stairs....an unfortunate accident that he...a child...could barely process (which is why Omori exists)
Omori is simultaneously the way Sunny navigates around what he has done....and at the same time is the major bar holding him back from forgiving himself for something that he cannot change.
Sunny caused Mari's death but he did NOT kill her...Sunny pushed her away in frustration....and she fell down the stairs because she lost her balance.
The distinction is that he did not MURDER her....which is the action of killing.
His guilt is what tries to tell him he did...but he didn't. You cannot accidentally murder someone, (short of intending to beat them within an inch of their life)
It's not easy to say....but as true as "it was an accident" doesn't change what happened....it does give context.
If Mari and Sunny had been a few feet further from the stairs and did the same push we'd brush it off as a normal sibling interaction when things get stressful for them.
I mean if you get the message of the game you'd understand that what is being said is that Sunny is putting too much burden on his own shoulders for a thing that happened, didn't have the mental capacity to digest and subsequently was broken by.
Sunny is just a kid...I know people get all groany when that point is made but it's true...Sunny is a child. What happened cannot be pinned on him as though he was able to be cognisant of consequences....no child is
Joey Little but theres a definition of doing something reckless that causes the death of someone, called manslaughter. he's still at fault of mari's death. he did deserve what happened to him, but he deserves to overcome it too
Obviously he hasn't gotten over it yet. Everything we went through in the game was just like the beginning of him getting over it. Overcoming is something much more complicated than what we went through in the game. We'll be with the guilt for years but one day, Sunny will be able to get over it.
The original is already really sad. Kind of like raw emotion where Sunny is trying to desperately fight off Omori and, while slim, has some chance at actually succeeding.
This one feels more heavy than pure sadness- if that makes sense. Like more depressing or melancholic. I saw someone mention that this would fit well for a Hikikomori battle and I agree. To me, this version makes it feel like the battle is unbeatable. Mainly because it feels less like desperate attempts to fight off Omori and more like he’s already given up before the fight’s even started. Or, more like this is too much/too big for Sunny to be able to fight.
what you hear when you choose "no"
what you hear when you accidentally pressed "no"
Omori battle theme: *exists*
People: S L O W E R
Teehee time and it's fast pace: *exists*
People: EVEN SLOWER
Imagine if Omori came to represent Sunny's despair as well as his guilt. The canon fight hit me like a truck, but putting emphasis on Sunny thinking all hope for the friend group is lost?
That would be like slowly driving said truck over the player's body over and over and over again while they simultaneously feel as if they are drowning. I personally understand such a melancholy, as it is the true face of *depression.*
and in the song "good morning" in the good ending, you can see it says "the morning starts without me", being true, because most people with depression or anxiety can feel lazy, unmotivated, or can find themselves not wanting to *wake up*, because they don't want to deal with *life*, or are just *stressed out*
its like the opposite of "but it refused" in undertale.
oddly appropriate
fr
omori is an undertale/earthbound inspired game, so it makes sense that omori is in all ways the opposite of undertale
pacifist of undertale, you discover the truth abt asriel and fight him, and it all resolves and everyone returns and you all live happily on the surface.
in sunny route of omori, you discover the truth abt mari and fight yourself, and you tell the truth to your friends, and then leave them forever
in genocide of undertale, you kill all in your way and chara gives you the options to erase or do not. both have lasting effects on the game.
in the hikkikomori route, you stay asleep skipping the real world and unlock more adventure in headspace, and you never discover the truth and all is forgotten.
"but it never came back..."
"but it succumbed..."
the “STOP IT!”at 7:25 really hits me in the heart
oh wow I didn’t even notice it. Nice detail, but pretty frightening
the sad thing is if you look closely, you can see Kel Hero and Aubery...
you made something already sad sadder
yet i love it
100th like let's fucking go
"Omori will not succumb"
That part that said “will” hit hard….
There's a difference with this one than "Omori did not succumb"
I think it means that he's not ready to forgive himself yet because he's scared of the others (Like Hero and Aubrey. Not sure about Kel). And every time Sunny defeated Omori, Omori won't give up. Sunny wants to forgive himself and move on, but to Omori, it's just more pain. So I am assuming that in the bad ending (or if this is even canon), Omori makes Sunny jump to his death, as to run away permanently.
And what makes it more sad is having the same mindset as Sunny. You killed your brother/sister, your friend helps you, you feel guilty, you try to run away from this nightmare but it still keeps coming back. And though I haven't attempted to murder my siblings yet, I know how he feels.
...
He's trying to erase Sunny the same way he tried erasing the bad memories of Mari and her death.
Damn, this is making me cry this is gonna make my laptop wet bye-
"Tonight, Sunny joins the hunt."
Bloodborne? In my OMORI? Based.
I WILL CRYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY THANK YOU FOR MUSIC ITSS SOOOOOO COOOOOOLL
I'm not crying
If My Time was replaced with this I would be screaming and crying
1:48 this parts where the voilin is going so disorted are so crazy good
Omori will not succumb
Sunny will not succumb
you will not succumb
you will never succumb
Pain. Agony even.
Sunny: *Thinks bout his friends talking*
Omori: '-'
Sunny: *thinks bout mari talking*
Omori: Bro You killed Mari
Sunny: HOW THE FU--
Omori: I'm you dumbass of course i can hear your mind.
This soundtrack and the style of how the music develops, reminds me of how a final fight between someone quite strong against the protagonist, and when they fight and all the visual effect... Enter this sad music as if something had had the villain with our protagonist... It is melancholic and sad... Something reminds me a lot of that soundtrack
I have a friend that has similar tastes to mine, so when I discovered Omori, I just couldn't stay silent about it.
Yet my friend keeps telling me there isn't anything that really captivates him about Omori.
*What the heck is wrong with you.*
Add more reverb and a choir and this would be dark souls boss music
This is what Sunny hears after the big disaster and knowing that *she* will never return
The thumbnail is going to haunt my dreams forever
I clicked for wrong and i watched it. Wow. I was not expecting a spoiler like this.
i'm sorry, i didn't think my videos could spoil anyone (since it's basically an edit of the OST, i thought people that already finished the game would look for that). i put a spoilers tag in the title so it won't happen to other people. again i'm truly sorry
Thanks
Did you watch through the whole thing...? I... It should be quite blatant it's part of a game.
This is the most beautiful spoiler you will ever see
The slower pace could fit a few other situations pretty well, such as resignment, or something akin to a "march" towards a conclusion, reflecting on what you have done.
The slower variant's violins are somehow more emotional, along with the distortion being easier to make out.
absolutely beautiful ❤️ this is my favorite song in Omori.
POV: you just ate taco bell and its starting to kick in
*insert William afton screaming
is this why i can hear sharting in the song
This is beautiful but also saddening in a way
This and Rick Astley's Never Gonna Give Yuo Up is the only good Slowed And Reverbed music I ever heard
Daycore rickroll? I need to hear that.
When omori is at his last form..is Kel, Aubrey, Basil, and sunny...hanging....
amazing
idk why but this song always gives me headaches even this one, but i love the ost so [OMORI will not succumb]
oh damn this sounds depressing
Imagine this is what you hear right before hearing my time...
(Prior chapter in Omori- Extended version by SerenityS3)
The boy stepped forward, and placed his hand on his heart.
"I lied, and I am selfish. I am guilty."
The Judge smiled.
"Learn from this- don't blame anyone else but yourself.
You have no right to cry, to call out, to apologize, to revoke, to be forgiven, to find peace, nor to die.
You have no right to escape yourself. Do you understand?"
"... Yes."
"Good. You will be given a new, mechanical body and brain, which copies the originals completely. The only organic part of you is your neurons, as they are immortal. You will have enhanced intelligence and physical ability, however, to make sure you don't die. You will be an android used in combat- unless they realize you're a child.
This is your punishment. Do you understand?"
"Yes, Mom."
dude this is 10x better then the og
[OMORI will not succumb]
if this had played while you were on the balcony... i wouldve cried
Reminds me of "The Ocean on his Shoulders" from Bioshock
Isso precisa ser adicionado no jogo original :0
Mas tem
DO THIS WITH ALTER, ALTER IS EVEN SADDER......
beautiful
*OMORI did not succumb.*
*OMORI will not succumb.*
*OMORI REFUSES TO SUCCUMB*
*SOMETHING has returned*
*Goodnight~♪*
@@aceofdiamonds8164 *SOMETHING tries to say something to SUNNY... but OMORI erased it*
crying 😻
The Emoji💀💀
imagine losing a fight to a 12 year old version of yourself in your OWN HEAD lmao L+ratio+get good+could totally be me
what unspeedruning the game sounds like:
come on, its 1 in the morning, dont make me have a full on mental breakdown ok
"this is all your fault"
omori
OMORI played a mournful melody…
SUNNY became DEPRESSED!
YSG became SAD!
I feel tired after listening to this, I could legitimately doze off listening to this (not meant as an insult or a compliment, it's just a weird fact)
You kill her and she loved you😢
1.25 looks like the original
4:58
Sad
Google translate: Now
Went through the whole music, still emotionless
psycho
same, idk why tho...
mayb bc me and you watch gameplays of it? If so, then welp E
Didn't get through the game emotionless though lmao
@@mmmcola6067 It's extremely different watching a game and playing it
@@deleted-test probs just depressed, not psycho, I get kinda tired from this and I'm really just depressed.
I know this video is all about Omori, but I just thought of how good this song would fit into a Springtrap edit. How he gets stuck in a suit inside that dark room all alone for 30 years while he gets crushed from the spring locks. He must have build up so much emotions just trying to forget about the pain for even a mere minute. And not knowing how long he would be there. No matter how much of a psychopath or killing machine he really was he still felt sorry for what he had brought upon his only son left. Having killed his wife and other kids, making his only son get his organs scooped out and suffer through hell him too. And getting the impression of being betrayed by his old friend. And then In FNAF 3 he gets to meet his son, just the two of them, inside the Fazbears frights attraction. Springtrap thirsting for the anger he had build up in all of his years through purgatory, while poor Micheal has to stop his father, who’s trying everything in his power to make Michea suffer
Can you do "Pyrefly Forest Cat's Cradle" ?
god
Millions of comments and they're all the same
Omori did not succumb