I think also that she's technically "trapped" in nothingness in the story as days go on. She sounds like she's been kidnapped and kept in an empty room, sometimes allowed to have food, water, and conversation, but that's not enough to keep someone happy. As someone else pointed out, there's also different dates on the bottom left than the "days".
If I had a nickel for every time Manly played a Tamagotchi themed horror game, I'd have two nickels, which isn't a lot but it's still weird that it's happened twice.
Walt Chocolate Well obviously. Don’t you know all children are born monsters and it takes 20 years for them to grow a conscience? I’ll 100% admit I was born a devil child and only now looking back do I realize that.
Hey! The dev's here. Huge thanks for playing. And thanks especially for the feedback at the end - I will definitely incorporate some of the ideas you mentioned in a future update. All in all, it's really heartwarming for me to see that the game has left an impact. Hope you had fun ;)
Oh hello! Great work, thanks for making it. I have to ask: could you elaborate on your reasons for making the final ending the way it was? It seems you could have just as easily left the player to stew in the experience but you decided to somewhat clinically close that off and bring us back to reality. I am most curious about the philosophy that lead to this decision.
@@TheShadow7771 Well I thought it would leave a stronger feeling of unfulfillment. You know, the fact, how pointless the whole endeavor was in the first place.
Thank you for the game! It really invoked alot of emotions and its the writing that helped that, was the girl's father the demon we see I assume so but wanted to make sure
@@raikin9476 A few years ago when Pokemon Sun and Moon came out I was really obsessed with Pyukumuku, which is a sea cucumber. That's seriously my dumb reason and now it's the name I use for everything
I don’t know if it was just me, but I noticed in the ending where she’s starving that she starts having what looks like leg and arm twitches.. which are common with people who aren’t eating enough food. if that was intentional, then nice touch devs.
@@nanami_akumudeadchannel7115 i can make a comic about it altho i dont relly know what to draw and or what to writ about i clod make it out of the game s they pley
@@serosimp7758 Hmmm....How about...each comic is about a different game he plays? Although I'm not sure about the drawing part- I guess I'll try- Update: *_Nevermind my anatomy sucks ajhghgv,I'm still trying_*
Get out of my head Get out of my head Get out of my head Get out of my head Get out of my head Get out of my head Get out of my head Get out of my head Get out of my head ...
4:57 Manly is faced with the facts a character will be aware of him being horrible to get more endings for the video, manly feels personally attacked and not so good anymore.
Well, that was more depressing than scary. Honestly, probably for the better. The meta moment or two here did surprise me, but I felt more in just sympathizing with Manly in hopes of finding a good ending that just doesn't exist. This did pretty well, particularly with the "Daddy" figure having zero issue with the player mistreating the T-Gotchi and being open about the medicine just being a lie, but I'll admit I'd like to see another game in this style that tackles Manly's proposed idea. Mind you, I have no experience with coding either so for all I know that would extremely difficult to pull off.
@@vsptylore3639 that's great, because I like spooky games but despise jump scares. I like when the horror aspect comes from the players own head instead of it being slapped in front of you with a loud noise
@@savannahlevy97 Hrm... So a game that literally jumps out and Slaps you in the face? Would that be a "jump scare" or more long term, nightmare horror because now you live with the first hand knowledge that games CAN pshyically fight back and every game or movie or RUclips comments section you view has the actual potential to remove your face at any moment it chooses? I would think that would be more "psychological horror" rather than jump scare.
When you really think about it, she can't go anywhere, or communicate with anyone besides you and "Daddy". So, it's not really an issue to me. However, if it were some sort of advanced A.I. that _could_ freely roam in-game, or even the real world somehow... well... "Huston!... We have a problem..."
@@KaminariHouse I don't think they're talking about the anime girl taking over the world. I think they're talking about the anime girl just being trapped in a tiny box forever
My heart hurts knowing that Manly's going to have to hurt this poor virtual anime girl to get all the endings Edit: holy moly that did NOT go in the direction I thought it would
Different countries format the way they write days differently. For example, 1/2 means January second in places like America, but I’m the majority of Europe, 1/2 means February first
What i noticed is that in the bottom left screen where the date is that, you're really not gone for one day. It's actually a few days before coming back. That's why she's saying where the heck did you go Edit: WHY THE HELL THIS COMMENT GOT SO MUCH ATTENTION WH- TY FOR THE LIKES
(Still haven't watched full thing, but) Noticed how she uses commas in her grammar. She is articulate. When she says "I wanna eat Manly" there's no comma. Foreshadowing? I'll continue watching now.
Until he actually clicked on it, that little button looked more and more like a pause button. I kept hoping there was a way to pause her, so she could stay in sync with us between neglectful time jumps. And also to pause her for inappropriate reasons and see how the game felt about that. Alas, we got a much sadder but at least as interesting game.
I like how it makes you remember those tamagotchis from the past. The only one that I owned and was similar to that, was the Pocket Pikachu. I took that little device every where with me during my high school days. I think it may have died once. But after retrying again, I managed to "complete" the game. I think Pikachu just wanders away and that was the ending. I might be wrong, but I don't remember it dying after taking care of it for so long.
Don’t give it too many treats, play games with it to keep it’s weight down, or it basically develops Tamagotchi Diabetes, where it gets sick VERY easily... If a Tamagotchi gets sick four times, it dies... Don’t forget to discipline it if the alert goes off and nothing seems to be wrong with it... Also, remember to turn out the light when it goes to sleep... The life span of a well-raised Tamagotchi is about 30-35 days...
It would be really cool if this was made to be a real Tamogotchi, like, a messed up one where these endings are possible but you can allow it to survive as long as you care for it.
Isn't the point that the situation is unsustainable? That the character suffers from the limitations of their world and the lack of stimulus and will eventually suicide no matter what you do?
This game hurts my soul. It hurts so bad even when Manly its playing and not me. Because Manly also suffers. And the suffering feels get to me. Through Manly.
I'm 14 and this is deep 😂 Imagine that there are people who don't feel any guilt or compassion towards other people. I know one person like this and whenever I chat with them, their responses are very weird. Like they have learned not to feel, but to act accordingly in some situations. Definitely not all situations, since their comments have a weird disconnect I can't explain
@@bignerd3783 Okay... Reading a book is just words, watching a film is just pixels of actors or an animation. Therefore you're not allowed to have emotions during these things because they're just words and pixels?
Manly unfortunately didn't notice the date changes with each day. The first 1-2 and 2-3 have 3 or 4 days in between. 3-4 day have a month in time jump, so that is why she so angry. Apart from that, the "Martyr" ending sequence list the first day as 11/8 when every other time has been 10/8.
I really like This game. Tomie was really well animated. Very smooth and fluid. It was cute even though it was sad. Least it was self aware as a game. It was a really interesting ending. I miss tamagotchis
This game actually made me a bit depressed. I was really hoping there'd be at least a decently happy ending. The fact you can't control how many days you leave her for is kinda bs dou.
I feel like it's not just wasted effort for the player, but wasted effort on the part of the developer. They clearly put a lot of work into it, and on a technical level did a really good job, but seems like an enormous waste. If not for the final ending I'd think the game was made out of spite. Instead, the purpose is just to be pointless and unfufilling? Most aspects of it annoy me (at best) and I'm really kinda wasting my time talking about it - I probably shouldn't allow the developer to rob me of that time, and just kinda leave it behind as the refuse that apparently it wants to be? I don't know if I'm more annoyed by the game itself, or annoyed by how bafflingly valueless the endeavor of making it was. Just so weird.
@@VulpesVvardenfell so you watched this thing that people obviously like, and has had impacts on them, but to you it is “ pointless and unfulfilling “ and because you see it that way it is “ valueless “ ? That’s messed up dude, I think getting water from a well is pointless and unfulfilling because I have tap water, but to call a well valueless is stupid. You obviously just care about gameplay, so character based storytelling doesn’t do it for ya, that’s fine, but actively belittling something that people like with no actual thought other than “ I think the dev wanted to waste my time “ makes you look shallow and stupid.
It's a shame these games never seem to give a truly good ending, even if it would involve an obscure or even game breaking method to do it. One series I remember that had that kind of thing was Analogue: A Hate Story. I wont spoil it, but the noncanon ending was actually completely happy, relatively speaking.
There is a good ending ... learn to code and fill her world with whatever you tell her to request; but then your just playing with yourself and may as well just be imagining it.
_"I did not honestly mean to do that!"_ Honestly that could have fit with every ending. You either kill her physically or emotionally turning her into your slave or an emotional wreck. The funniest part of this emotional train wreck was the Hashtag Anime scene at 12:34. I liked that the game gave you the option of being a typical anime protag. All we missed was "You baka!" and her sending a virtual punch thru the screen that would have sent you flying thru your room. Consdering the other endings, it would have been easily justified. It was a very interesting game with its own little twists on the trope. Tragic, kind of awful as these types of games all are, but well done for a a short game.
@@Shyhalu Lol but I know what he meant - even tho she fixed her shower curtain (can you imagine how much water there would have been on the floor??), he knew bc of that, he'd be heading towards a bad ending. :D
I was addicted to Tamagotchi but no matter how good I took care of it, it always ends up dying, but it's cool to see different forms depending how you raised the virtual pet. You also reset and get a new egg. I guess you could say I'm addicted to those games where you raise a virtual pet. I feel so sad for this poor anime girl, but I guess the dev wanted to emphasize the player trying hard to do good but it always ends with death, that's my take on it. If you think about it it's not that far off from the official Tamagochi, where no matter how much you raise it, it will die, but you can just reset it and start again.
The game revealing Manly's information is amusing... and creepy EDIT: I severely underestimated how heartbreaking this game could be. But that ending... I am very curious
you can see how much time passes between each visit and it is CERTAINLY MORE THAN A DAY. it's a perfect thing to tap into; i have felt SO GUILTY for leaving my virtual pets for long. and i've felt so bad for not talking to friends for long periods (i used to have anxiety). each time, you also feel so powerless to stop your habit, so making it not a choice for the player is really effective
Manly you're such a sweet bean I find it so sad that you push yourself through these endings... You're doing this so other people won't have to but your reactions are so genuinely terrified... I just wanna hug you XD
They died easily. Since it ran on real time it was easy to lose track and they required constant attention. I only raised one to full lifespan of the four I had.
@@ManlyBadassHero dang. Welp, there's always Tomodachi Life for the 3ds. No one can die in that game. (Unless you delete them in your save, or delete the save data completely, resulting in the following things.) [ press Delete save data] My mii: "do you really want to delete your saved data?" [Press yes] My mii: "Are you sure about this?" [Press yes again] My mii: "Please. Don't. Delete. Me" [Press yes once again] My mii: "No! Why!"
Man, this guy goes DARK real fast. Something about the honest straightforwardness of the writing made it feel natural, drew me in when other similar games would give me the vibe of trying too hard. I do appreciate the decompression of the final ending. It is tempting to really let the player stew in the suffering but it was actually kind of a pleasant feeling to have a calming reality check even if it empties out the experience somewhat (it's hard for me to judge what's better really). It definitely shows me that the writer has a good grasp of what they want to accomplish.
@@kanayamaryam5088 apparently, the original quote is from the movie Hairspray, but it was popularized by the drag queens Trixie Mattel and Katya in their webseries UNHhhh (amazing show, highly recommend, it's free on youtube, over 100 episodes, the older episodes are the funniest) anyway, basically what this quote is, it's a condescending way of telling someone off while giving them a shallow compliment, the same way that Manly only has the option to compliment the girl as an attempt to stop her from killing herself. Obviously it doesn't work, and she didn't win.
Manly Badass Hero: "A game that has you taking care of an anime girl" Me: "This sounds familiar *has hello charlotte flashbacks* " The flashback: Charlotte: "Please take care of me."
Update on words Manly uses for horror games: - normal - wonders/ wonderful -cute -good -anime -horror (?) Wait a second, manly is using horror in his title, that’s not normal. Did someone clone Manly?
Actually since you got to the end and mentioned it Tamagotchi have gotten a little less um... morbid over time so at least as of the official app game your Tamagotchi is treated more like a person than an pet so when they get become adults instead of dying they actually move out into the community. I feel like that's a better way of handling it because the whole endless cycle of life and death stuff is kinda messed up for a toy intended for young children, I'm not surprise someone decided to create a game inspired by that honestly really depressing experience.
Is it really bad for kids to understand life's natural cycle? Maybe it's not happy but it's not like they won't learn anyway. Maybe kids toys are a way to learn about life in a less serious way.
I mean, real pets die. It’s preparation for loss. Teaching children the process of grieving will better prepare kids for the inevitability of death and make it less scary.
You know, this could be a good basis for a really interesting albiet twisted game where by end of the game, it only ends on a bad note where you get the first "key", and to get the other "keys" you have to make the main character suffer all kinds of horrible ends to finally "unlock" a good end. It would be beast of a game where you would eventually question yourself if it's all worth doing for a conclusion you don't even know exists.
I like it, it really explores how morbid these kind of games are by somewhat splicing it with a semi "dating sim" ranging from the limited span to how limited, empty, and hollow the interactions feel since it can't ever come close to actually interacting with a pet or in this case, human being.
I wanted to make a comment about how 'if you don't want to do the bad endings, then just don't' but I can't really say that when here I am, watching it, now can I?
Sorry, sorry, I got the quote wrong. It's: Me: "But first, why don't we take this someplace else." Her: "What's wrong with here?" Me: "I don't know... something about it doesn't feel right..." Her: "Well, it is a little corpse-y." DBZ Abridged Ep. 10.
Having come from the Who's Lila series, it's definitely interesting to see the parallels between the two games. I especially liked the fact that the ost of the sicamore forest is the same in both games.
I hate games where you take care of someone else or help someone else. You know you have to get the ending where you treat them like ass or else you ain't getting that "feeling proud of myself because I got all the endings" moment.
Dude, we think alike, it is horrible to get the bad endings on purpose. I never did the genocide run in Undertale exactly for that reason, how could anyone kill those characters?!
I think some players project their frustrations to virtual people, and that's how they get the satisfaction of doing horrible stuff. Reminds me of some dialogue on Hotline Miami.
There's a certain Bad Ending in Virtue's Last Reward that I can barely bring myself to complete. I've played it 4 or 5 times but it always makes me feel bad. Especially because (when you make the "right" choice) it's one of the most heartfelt parts of the game, and one of the most impactful scenes in the games I've played.
I think I know exactly which ending you are talking about. I think I purposely avoided that ending (and the others similar to it) and still got all the achievements, so would assume it is fully optional despair.
@@tomacinavetearnia8781 it is fully optional, you only need one bad end. It's just that, when the 3DS version came out I got every ending within 3 days (wanted to squeeze all the content I could out of it). Felt really bad though - felt like a lunatic for betraying that character (hint hint). Being a completionist is hard sometimes.
"No one is talking to you right now." broke the immersion in a good perspective way of its a game and that the person isn't real, but the stories they tell are.
10:49 I don't know why, but I was absolutely certain that she was going to do that. I think i watched too many Doki Doki Let's play, now I can predict horror game.
Anyone who is coming back after watching whos lila yes this game and whos lila are in the same universe according to it all they arent the same entity but she is definitely like lila if you havent seen the game i highly recommend watching this first then whos lila as it might give more info to certain endings and lore
I do love the talks of 'is what we conceive just as real as anything else' type of stuff. Though discussion and dissection is much better than the game just going 'HAH this is not real, your actions, feelings and experiences mean NOTHING' which is a cope out.
@ぐ〈ツ ベーー ー ー ー ー It's a fetish. And not just Japanese are into it. Well, I dunno about a genre, but I have seen my fair share of art where women are the ones doing the beating.
30:00 This creator isn’t as clever as they think they are. Of *course* we’re talking with someone - specifically, we’re talking to the person who wrote the dialogue for this character, because they’ve just decided to tear down the curtain covering the fourth wall. There have been an awful lot of games that break the fourth wall and address the player lately, but the problem is that it’s not enough for the character inside the game to address the player, or even question their motives for continually playing. Both the player and non-player are being played (manipulated) by a third actor, and that needs to be acknowledged.
I thought that's what the "daddy" thing was going for, and it was gonna be awesome, but there was no payoff unfortunately. Still decent, but it could have been so much more.
No, you aren't talking to someone..that's like listening to a voice mail and claiming you're talking to the person, it's not a conversation but an automated text message without input from you. You can talk to the girl as she responds to your choices but the message at the end is just that..a message..not a conversation thus you're literally talking to no one.
@@nyankers Well, I wouldn't say ironic. The game is a more psychological horror than anything, as it plays on your will to play and questions of existence and reality. Of course, if it doesn't bother you, then it's not scary, but it's meant to play on your empathy. It was a fair warning that he was unsure if it constituted true "horror" as a game, I'm presuming.
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Dang - Check out the devs next game which may or may not have some connections ruclips.net/video/HVRkMNP_Luk/видео.html
Dang indeed, Manly
*D A N G*
Is this how you're like with real girls or is it just anime girls..?
I-is there really no happy ending? If so...what a sad life that girl lives.
this shit hurted
"manly, please feed me, i-i'll die if you don't"
"then perish..."
I crave the endings
"You said that in our last playthrough. I want to know about the other endings"
"Obama-san, I'll do anything for you"
"Anything?"
"Yes"
Drake and Josh.....why
This scares me
Theoretically there would never be a “good” ending because that would mean she wouldn’t die, it would just go on and on
Or a credit could roll. That is an option too
Maybe... Maybe if "that character" were turned into AI and placed in a "body" with senses. That could be a meta ending.
I think also that she's technically "trapped" in nothingness in the story as days go on. She sounds like she's been kidnapped and kept in an empty room, sometimes allowed to have food, water, and conversation, but that's not enough to keep someone happy. As someone else pointed out, there's also different dates on the bottom left than the "days".
It could also be and ending where she escapes to the internet
The martyr ending is the good ending. She escaped.
If I had a nickel for every time Manly played a Tamagotchi themed horror game, I'd have two nickels, which isn't a lot but it's still weird that it's happened twice.
Ah a man of culture
Wait, whats the other one??
I want the other one
Finally someone remembers
@@hebxhn1203 thank you so much!
I like how she says:”Oh c’mon now, I wanna eat Manly” instead of: “ Oh c’mon now, I wanna eat, Manly”. Implying that she wants to eat the player
shut
toes tasty
😏
shut
SHUT!
“You’ll be gone in no time, just like the others...”
Manly: *”F E E D”*
This is so underated lol
I had a tomogotchi when I was little. I got sick of hearing the noise so I locked it in a shoe box until the battery died.
Now I feel bad.
😆
You tortured it
Lol after 20 years
Walt Chocolate Well obviously. Don’t you know all children are born monsters and it takes 20 years for them to grow a conscience? I’ll 100% admit I was born a devil child and only now looking back do I realize that.
I would take perfect care of the little buggers until they died of old age at around 35-40 days old, then start them up again...
Hey! The dev's here. Huge thanks for playing. And thanks especially for the feedback at the end - I will definitely incorporate some of the ideas you mentioned in a future update. All in all, it's really heartwarming for me to see that the game has left an impact. Hope you had fun ;)
everyone attack the devs for making us hurt her >:( /satire
HOW DARE YOU HURT A NON EXISTENTIAL BEING, I SHALL NOW CRY HOPELESSLY CUZ I CAN'T DO ANYTHING.
Great game btw
Oh hello! Great work, thanks for making it. I have to ask: could you elaborate on your reasons for making the final ending the way it was? It seems you could have just as easily left the player to stew in the experience but you decided to somewhat clinically close that off and bring us back to reality. I am most curious about the philosophy that lead to this decision.
@@TheShadow7771 Well I thought it would leave a stronger feeling of unfulfillment. You know, the fact, how pointless the whole endeavor was in the first place.
Thank you for the game! It really invoked alot of emotions and its the writing that helped that, was the girl's father the demon we see I assume so but wanted to make sure
"Raise an ANIME Girl Tamagotchi"
hmm, interesting
"In What May Be A Horror Game"
aaand there it is, I'm absolutely sold
Why is your name Sea Cucumber?
@@raikin9476 A few years ago when Pokemon Sun and Moon came out I was really obsessed with Pyukumuku, which is a sea cucumber. That's seriously my dumb reason and now it's the name I use for everything
@@villaimouse I am glad you shared your shameful story with me, dear stranger.
@@raikin9476 No problem random person, have a nice day that is no way affected by knowing the history behind my username
@@villaimouse Pyukumuku is an underrated Pokemon, tbch. You're valid.
I don’t know if it was just me, but I noticed in the ending where she’s starving that she starts having what looks like leg and arm twitches.. which are common with people who aren’t eating enough food. if that was intentional, then nice touch devs.
Manly: I didn't mean to do that!
More evidence that Manly is actually a anime protag confirmed.
But he didn't have any show... 😖
I now want a Manlybadasshero anime.
@@TaoScribble THEN HECK LET'S MAKE ONE! >:D
@@nanami_akumudeadchannel7115 i can make a comic about it altho i dont relly know what to draw and or what to writ about i clod make it out of the game s they pley
@@serosimp7758 Hmmm....How about...each comic is about a different game he plays? Although I'm not sure about the drawing part- I guess I'll try-
Update: *_Nevermind my anatomy sucks ajhghgv,I'm still trying_*
This game should be renamed: Suffering The Simulation
The Existential Crisis Game
How to torture your waifu in virtual...
Wtf bro
@@kurosawadazai327
Waifu
tormenting
fun
@@fukkthisnewupdate8882 ...
*Day 5*
_I open the door to Sayori's roo_
Get out of my head Get out of my head Get out of my head Get out of my head Get out of my head Get out of my head Get out of my head Get out of my head Get out of my head ...
i gently open the door
😢😢😢😢
rip
You had those vibes, too?
4:57
Manly is faced with the facts a character will be aware of him being horrible to get more endings for the video, manly feels personally attacked and not so good anymore.
Kimochi warui
5 stages of grief
*The pervert one, where she shows you that stuff for food, it made me cry, terribly.*
Earn that meal baby
@@arcnova PFFF NO-
@@arcnova NOOO
@@arcnova NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
@@arcnova WTF NOO
Manly, please never say, "Daddy? I'm coming," again.
I am crying
i stan for this comment
omg you too
Do me a favor manly, *say it more*
lol
This hurt me. I was waiting for a good ending.
Same :(
SenHai same
@@poisonoussnake2022 same
Same :c I really wanted a happy ending
29:02
I mean i guess you could take this as a good ending
She didn't die
Well, that was more depressing than scary. Honestly, probably for the better. The meta moment or two here did surprise me, but I felt more in just sympathizing with Manly in hopes of finding a good ending that just doesn't exist. This did pretty well, particularly with the "Daddy" figure having zero issue with the player mistreating the T-Gotchi and being open about the medicine just being a lie, but I'll admit I'd like to see another game in this style that tackles Manly's proposed idea. Mind you, I have no experience with coding either so for all I know that would extremely difficult to pull off.
Yeah, this follows the MetaWare game's style of horror, where the scares come from existentialism rather than something akin to a jumpscare
@@vsptylore3639
Honestly those kinds are more scary than jump scares
@@vsptylore3639 that's great, because I like spooky games but despise jump scares. I like when the horror aspect comes from the players own head instead of it being slapped in front of you with a loud noise
@@savannahlevy97 Hrm... So a game that literally jumps out and Slaps you in the face? Would that be a "jump scare" or more long term, nightmare horror because now you live with the first hand knowledge that games CAN pshyically fight back and every game or movie or RUclips comments section you view has the actual potential to remove your face at any moment it chooses?
I would think that would be more "psychological horror" rather than jump scare.
@@outcast170 nah think that just might be monke horror, when we return to hunter gatherers and are in a constant state of survival
"I wanna find a good ending" says as he is starving the poor girl to death
"Um, hi, I'm tomie"
Any junji ito fan: Oh that explains everything
I - 👁️ 👄 👁️ same
Lmao
BYE LMAO
hhahah go to a random comment and not loo at the screen ahahahhahahahahahahahahhaa
Bro why are all the replies anime PFP people?!?
The moral conundrum of owning and essentially enslaving a sentient speaking anime girl creature makes me uneasy, but hey at least Margo is my gf now.
When you really think about it, she can't go anywhere, or communicate with anyone besides you and "Daddy". So, it's not really an issue to me.
However, if it were some sort of advanced A.I. that _could_ freely roam in-game, or even the real world somehow... well... "Huston!... We have a problem..."
@@KaminariHouse I don't think they're talking about the anime girl taking over the world. I think they're talking about the anime girl just being trapped in a tiny box forever
My heart hurts knowing that Manly's going to have to hurt this poor virtual anime girl to get all the endings
Edit: holy moly that did NOT go in the direction I thought it would
this game really escalated quickly at some parts
HAHA I WAS THE 1000TH LIKE
Ouch😅
PEPINO DO MAR
@@RandomGyaru 🤨
Every just realize that she only gets things when someone gives it to her. SOMEONE GAVE HER THE ROPE!
One of her shoe lace is missing
Luciela Fai,did not get that while watching , thx for the info
What is more weirder is you can't see a ceiling
_Man, that’s some high quality shoe string if it can hold an entire human body_
@@James-oj6ru I mean they take them away from you when you go to a psych hospital so you can definitely do some damage with them.
WAIT I JUST NOTICED THIS
THE GAME SAYS THAT “Days” PASS BUT IF YOU LOOK AT THE DATE THEY ARENT DAYS THEY’RE MONTHS!
@@PeterIsTheBest78 actually it's *they're
Different countries format the way they write days differently. For example, 1/2 means January second in places like America, but I’m the majority of Europe, 1/2 means February first
@@ollie_3948 its months, not days. at 8:30 it was 8/20/2020, at 8:40 it turned to 9/20/2020, and a 20th month doesnt exist
@@Max-oz1km ohhh my bad ok
@@PeterIsTheBest78 no it's theiy're'r ("they're" = "they are" and "it's" = "it is")
“I wonder if there is an ending for letting her die?”
He was so innocent
😭
My brother.
What i noticed is that in the bottom left screen where the date is that, you're really not gone for one day. It's actually a few days before coming back. That's why she's saying where the heck did you go
Edit: WHY THE HELL THIS COMMENT GOT SO MUCH ATTENTION WH- TY FOR THE LIKES
Yep, and even a whole month between two of the 'days'.
@@supremedevice1311 yeah yeah! I barely noticed that when i was looking at the date. It's a interesting trick not gonna lie!
@@vanillauwuowo979 for sure. i didn't notice either until the month-skip one, and only cause they both had the same day #. very sneaky
@Baked potatos i noticed (┬┬﹏┬┬)
@@supremedevice1311 be4 that last end what did she drop though? it was a yellow gem or something
(Still haven't watched full thing, but)
Noticed how she uses commas in her grammar. She is articulate. When she says "I wanna eat Manly" there's no comma. Foreshadowing? I'll continue watching now.
No , however she did eat his soul.😅
😂
Or it could be a typo, and maybe the game creator uses proper grammar
Maybe the lack of a comma shows that she’s getting desperate
The face from the beginning looks like Aku from Samurai Jack lmao
I want my t-gotchi extra T H I C C
Deepest lore, I think it actually IS Aku.
All the T-Gotchi girls are just the Daughters Of Aku.
O shit you’re right!
@Nothing In Particular Before the final blow was struck, I threw open a portal in time!
"no, please, stop, cut that out I'm just after some endings" LMFAO RIP
Until he actually clicked on it, that little button looked more and more like a pause button. I kept hoping there was a way to pause her, so she could stay in sync with us between neglectful time jumps.
And also to pause her for inappropriate reasons and see how the game felt about that.
Alas, we got a much sadder but at least as interesting game.
I like how it makes you remember those tamagotchis from the past. The only one that I owned and was similar to that, was the Pocket Pikachu. I took that little device every where with me during my high school days. I think it may have died once. But after retrying again, I managed to "complete" the game. I think Pikachu just wanders away and that was the ending. I might be wrong, but I don't remember it dying after taking care of it for so long.
That Pikachu never dies, it’s behavior is just affected by how much you interact with it...
I just got a tamagotchi, do you have any advice to keep it alive?
I believe it’s a classic one if that matters.
Don’t give it too many treats, play games with it to keep it’s weight down, or it basically develops Tamagotchi Diabetes, where it gets sick VERY easily... If a Tamagotchi gets sick four times, it dies... Don’t forget to discipline it if the alert goes off and nothing seems to be wrong with it... Also, remember to turn out the light when it goes to sleep... The life span of a well-raised Tamagotchi is about 30-35 days...
My Tamagotchi clone was called a mymeeba
I had a tamagotchi and I remember I only had to stop playing it once the battery died since I couldn’t afford to keep getting new batteries
It would be really cool if this was made to be a real Tamogotchi, like, a messed up one where these endings are possible but you can allow it to survive as long as you care for it.
That... That is just psychological horror waiting to happen... Let the soul-rending, mentally-traumatizing, emotional baggage COMMENCE!!!
TrueSolunar YES! I actually wanna do that now!!
A virtual pet imbued with SENTIENCE... Pray that it doesn’t find a way out of the V-pet if you have been mistreating it...
Isn't the point that the situation is unsustainable? That the character suffers from the limitations of their world and the lack of stimulus and will eventually suicide no matter what you do?
This game hurts my soul. It hurts so bad even when Manly its playing and not me. Because Manly also suffers. And the suffering feels get to me. Through Manly.
I'm 14 and this is deep 😂
Imagine that there are people who don't feel any guilt or compassion towards other people. I know one person like this and whenever I chat with them, their responses are very weird.
Like they have learned not to feel, but to act accordingly in some situations.
Definitely not all situations, since their comments have a weird disconnect I can't explain
The game: please feed me, i'm literally starving to death
The music: 🤗❤💫💃💃🎇🎉
a moment of silence for all the psychological pressure manly has to endur to play all these games for us while we just spectate
"psychological pressure"
bro its pixels
@@bignerd3783 if it's all just pixels, why did you feel the need to even respond to these "pixels"
@@bignerd3783
Okay... Reading a book is just words, watching a film is just pixels of actors or an animation. Therefore you're not allowed to have emotions during these things because they're just words and pixels?
Manly unfortunately didn't notice the date changes with each day.
The first 1-2 and 2-3 have 3 or 4 days in between.
3-4 day have a month in time jump, so that is why she so angry.
Apart from that, the "Martyr" ending sequence list the first day as 11/8 when every other time has been 10/8.
I specifically mentioned them.
you did? maybe didnt pay enough atention. would rewatch it.
yap, lighly in the comentary at the end. must have gloss over it. my bad. looks like i wasnt the only one XP
Pls I'm cringing
34:04
I really like This game. Tomie was really well animated. Very smooth and fluid. It was cute even though it was sad. Least it was self aware as a game. It was a really interesting ending.
I miss tamagotchis
I meant that it was aware of itself as how a tamagotchi would act in the end
It's just nice hearing manly feeling sympathy for the character and not acting all evil for once. But yeah, poor girl.
This game actually made me a bit depressed. I was really hoping there'd be at least a decently happy ending. The fact you can't control how many days you leave her for is kinda bs dou.
I feel like it's not just wasted effort for the player, but wasted effort on the part of the developer. They clearly put a lot of work into it, and on a technical level did a really good job, but seems like an enormous waste. If not for the final ending I'd think the game was made out of spite. Instead, the purpose is just to be pointless and unfufilling? Most aspects of it annoy me (at best) and I'm really kinda wasting my time talking about it - I probably shouldn't allow the developer to rob me of that time, and just kinda leave it behind as the refuse that apparently it wants to be? I don't know if I'm more annoyed by the game itself, or annoyed by how bafflingly valueless the endeavor of making it was. Just so weird.
If there was a happy ending it wouldn't end...If she lives and is happy the game doesn't end.
@@VulpesVvardenfell If you think about all games are waste of time..right? They don't accomplish you anything! They're just for fun or to pass time.
@@testerwulf3357 they do,sometimes
@@VulpesVvardenfell so you watched this thing that people obviously like, and has had impacts on them, but to you it is “ pointless and unfulfilling “ and because you see it that way it is “ valueless “ ?
That’s messed up dude, I think getting water from a well is pointless and unfulfilling because I have tap water, but to call a well valueless is stupid.
You obviously just care about gameplay, so character based storytelling doesn’t do it for ya, that’s fine, but actively belittling something that people like with no actual thought other than “ I think the dev wanted to waste my time “ makes you look shallow and stupid.
“You take such a long time in shower”
How short are your showers-?
I have transcended concepts of time and existence.
It's a shame these games never seem to give a truly good ending, even if it would involve an obscure or even game breaking method to do it. One series I remember that had that kind of thing was Analogue: A Hate Story. I wont spoil it, but the noncanon ending was actually completely happy, relatively speaking.
I love analouge: A hate story just for that.
Or how "OneShot" had another ending updated to save both the world and nico
Or Save the Date.
--SPOILER--
The one where you hold hands with *Hyun-Ae?
I love that ending. That game is one of the best games i've played a long time ago.
There is a good ending ... learn to code and fill her world with whatever you tell her to request; but then your just playing with yourself and may as well just be imagining it.
This reminds me of another horror game of a simple concept except it was from the perspective of the 'pet' monster.
Whats the name of the game?
@@jhehandacayog4989 Hitogotchi I think
Same, Hitogotchi was the first thing I thought of
if you're talking about hitogochi, he played it though.
_"I did not honestly mean to do that!"_
Honestly that could have fit with every ending. You either kill her physically or emotionally turning her into your slave or an emotional wreck.
The funniest part of this emotional train wreck was the Hashtag Anime scene at 12:34. I liked that the game gave you the option of being a typical anime protag. All we missed was "You baka!" and her sending a virtual punch thru the screen that would have sent you flying thru your room. Consdering the other endings, it would have been easily justified.
It was a very interesting game with its own little twists on the trope. Tragic, kind of awful as these types of games all are, but well done for a a short game.
"She patched it up.....whelp, we're going towards the bad ending now!"
I don't think he realized how bad that sounded lmao.
@@Shyhalu Lol but I know what he meant - even tho she fixed her shower curtain (can you imagine how much water there would have been on the floor??), he knew bc of that, he'd be heading towards a bad ending. :D
Girl: *Having an emotional break down abt everybody leaving her*
Manly: F E E D
(9:42)
Nothing is better then hearing a 20 something with a deep voice say "tee hee"
I was addicted to Tamagotchi but no matter how good I took care of it, it always ends up dying, but it's cool to see different forms depending how you raised the virtual pet. You also reset and get a new egg. I guess you could say I'm addicted to those games where you raise a virtual pet. I feel so sad for this poor anime girl, but I guess the dev wanted to emphasize the player trying hard to do good but it always ends with death, that's my take on it. If you think about it it's not that far off from the official Tamagochi, where no matter how much you raise it, it will die, but you can just reset it and start again.
I was addicted to those, too... I would raise several at once... The Game Boy game lets you raise up to three simultaneously...
I'd raise mine fine as well, it was only until I would go to school and my parents would look after it is when it'd die.
u can tell hes trying to pull the blind and also resist the fact he could change the ending rly quickly XD
12:19 THE SON OF A GUN ACTUALLY DID IT xD
He is MC after all...
The game revealing Manly's information is amusing... and creepy
EDIT: I severely underestimated how heartbreaking this game could be. But that ending... I am very curious
you can see how much time passes between each visit and it is CERTAINLY MORE THAN A DAY. it's a perfect thing to tap into; i have felt SO GUILTY for leaving my virtual pets for long. and i've felt so bad for not talking to friends for long periods (i used to have anxiety). each time, you also feel so powerless to stop your habit, so making it not a choice for the player is really effective
Manly you're such a sweet bean I find it so sad that you push yourself through these endings... You're doing this so other people won't have to but your reactions are so genuinely terrified... I just wanna hug you XD
I was really hoping, that just once, the oni would say something like "That was pretty fucked up, honestly."
the daemon _probably_ has no actual feelings. he’s just described as a “friendly servitor” in who’s lila.
@@themosaicshow i think youre under the wrong video
I never had a Tomagachi as a child. I probably would've killed the thing my accident anyways 🤣
Mine would die in the middle of the night and I would wake up to it making this creepy beeping noise
They died easily. Since it ran on real time it was easy to lose track and they required constant attention. I only raised one to full lifespan of the four I had.
@@ManlyBadassHero dang. Welp, there's always Tomodachi Life for the 3ds. No one can die in that game. (Unless you delete them in your save, or delete the save data completely, resulting in the following things.)
[ press Delete save data]
My mii: "do you really want to delete your saved data?"
[Press yes]
My mii: "Are you sure about this?"
[Press yes again]
My mii: "Please. Don't. Delete. Me"
[Press yes once again]
My mii: "No! Why!"
I had one in primary school. Teachers hated them, so they used to confiscate them for the day. They usually died before classes were done.
CrisSrn02 wow. Your teachers seemed like the worst. Good thing I had Pokemon and Neopets instead.
Man, this guy goes DARK real fast. Something about the honest straightforwardness of the writing made it feel natural, drew me in when other similar games would give me the vibe of trying too hard. I do appreciate the decompression of the final ending. It is tempting to really let the player stew in the suffering but it was actually kind of a pleasant feeling to have a calming reality check even if it empties out the experience somewhat (it's hard for me to judge what's better really). It definitely shows me that the writer has a good grasp of what they want to accomplish.
Anime girl: "you won't abandon me, right?"
Manly: "Love your hair, hope you win!"
ᴵ ʰᵒᵖᵉ ᵃᵗ ˡᵉᵃˢᵗ ᵒⁿᵉ ᵖᵉʳˢᵒⁿ ᵘⁿᵈᵉʳˢᵗᵃⁿᵈˢ ᵗʰᵃᵗ ᵒᵇˢᶜᵘʳᵉ ʳᵉᶠᵉʳᵉⁿᶜᵉ
I don't but I'm super interested to learn about it.
@@kanayamaryam5088 apparently, the original quote is from the movie Hairspray, but it was popularized by the drag queens Trixie Mattel and Katya in their webseries UNHhhh (amazing show, highly recommend, it's free on youtube, over 100 episodes, the older episodes are the funniest) anyway, basically what this quote is, it's a condescending way of telling someone off while giving them a shallow compliment, the same way that Manly only has the option to compliment the girl as an attempt to stop her from killing herself.
Obviously it doesn't work, and she didn't win.
Thanks!
Hail Katya and Tracia Markle
Hail russian and pink lady
Manly Badass Hero: "A game that has you taking care of an anime girl"
Me: "This sounds familiar *has hello charlotte flashbacks* "
The flashback:
Charlotte: "Please take care of me."
Update on words Manly uses for horror games:
- normal
- wonders/ wonderful
-cute
-good
-anime
-horror (?)
Wait a second, manly is using horror in his title, that’s not normal. Did someone clone Manly?
@@Snowy_Limeade123 interesting. i thought that someone cloned him and didn't tell the clone what the secret words were when it came to horror games
@@pinkfox6572 secrets?
Walt Chocolate perhaps?
manly unfortunately has been replaced... we now have Dudely.
eddy you’ve contributed to the Manly lore. Now we have a bad guy
Why be a completionist when you can be happy?
+1
Richard from Hotline Miami is a good symbol of this.
"Do you like H U R T I N G other people?"
Actually since you got to the end and mentioned it Tamagotchi have gotten a little less um... morbid over time so at least as of the official app game your Tamagotchi is treated more like a person than an pet so when they get become adults instead of dying they actually move out into the community. I feel like that's a better way of handling it because the whole endless cycle of life and death stuff is kinda messed up for a toy intended for young children, I'm not surprise someone decided to create a game inspired by that honestly really depressing experience.
Is it really bad for kids to understand life's natural cycle? Maybe it's not happy but it's not like they won't learn anyway. Maybe kids toys are a way to learn about life in a less serious way.
I mean, real pets die. It’s preparation for loss. Teaching children the process of grieving will better prepare kids for the inevitability of death and make it less scary.
T-Gotchi: **is showering*
Manly: _i wonder if theres an ending for letting her die?_
You know, this could be a good basis for a really interesting albiet twisted game where by end of the game, it only ends on a bad note where you get the first "key", and to get the other "keys" you have to make the main character suffer all kinds of horrible ends to finally "unlock" a good end. It would be beast of a game where you would eventually question yourself if it's all worth doing for a conclusion you don't even know exists.
I know this comment is a year old but there is one!! It's a visual novel called raging loop and I personally think it's quite cool!!!
I like it, it really explores how morbid these kind of games are by somewhat splicing it with a semi "dating sim" ranging from the limited span to how limited, empty, and hollow the interactions feel since it can't ever come close to actually interacting with a pet or in this case, human being.
yooo manly actually mentions horror? i n t e r e s t i n g
12:15 when he realized he could rotate it and he peeped bruh I'm done XDD
i fall asleep to this guy's voice ngl.
I dont know why but its totally relaxing to me
When the name options came up and manly just said "uh oh" LMAO
I wanted to make a comment about how 'if you don't want to do the bad endings, then just don't' but I can't really say that when here I am, watching it, now can I?
You know it’s gonna be horror when the demon face comes up in the introduction screen.
He kinda looks like Aku from Samurai Jack
gotta love the daemon!
Wait it's all suffering!
T-Gotchi Mushroom Demon: Always has been [sells another T-Gotchi]
23:01
Me: "Maybe we should find a new place."
Her: "I mean, this place is kind of... dirty..."
Me: "Yeah, it is kind of corpse-y, isn't it?"
Sorry, sorry, I got the quote wrong. It's:
Me: "But first, why don't we take this someplace else."
Her: "What's wrong with here?"
Me: "I don't know... something about it doesn't feel right..."
Her: "Well, it is a little corpse-y."
DBZ Abridged Ep. 10.
Having come from the Who's Lila series, it's definitely interesting to see the parallels between the two games. I especially liked the fact that the ost of the sicamore forest is the same in both games.
I hate games where you take care of someone else or help someone else. You know you have to get the ending where you treat them like ass or else you ain't getting that "feeling proud of myself because I got all the endings" moment.
Damsel in a distress is such a built in dream, yet in real life you'll just burn out trying to help someone who themselves isn't trying to.
It is an option to just not get that ending and only complete the objectives you want to.
Oh this is a neat concept. Hyped to watch this
Dude, we think alike, it is horrible to get the bad endings on purpose. I never did the genocide run in Undertale exactly for that reason, how could anyone kill those characters?!
Some of these characters were so awful I am wondering why anybody wouldn't kill them.
If I played Undertale, which I wouldn't because I hate Undertale, I would kill every damn character.
With a smile?
Completionism... *Sniffles*
I think some players project their frustrations to virtual people, and that's how they get the satisfaction of doing horrible stuff.
Reminds me of some dialogue on Hotline Miami.
I love that every time you play a multiple ending game, you do all the endings and not just one
"Daddy? I'm coming"
-Manlybadasshero 2020
anime girl: I will be waiting, I-i really trust you on this manly....
manly: o k e
anime girl the next day: * *dies* *
It was 12 days past since he said hed come back tomorrow
16:30 I was SO ready for manly to come back to a pile of bones on the floor
Oh come on. Her name is literally one letter away from Tomino. Of course she's going to go through Hell.
"Promises to return tomorrow"
*returns*
Tgochi: rope necked self
*0-100*
You actually return 2 days later I think, you lied.
Day 5:
I gently opened the door.
The Sayori's room was-
There's a certain Bad Ending in Virtue's Last Reward that I can barely bring myself to complete. I've played it 4 or 5 times but it always makes me feel bad. Especially because (when you make the "right" choice) it's one of the most heartfelt parts of the game, and one of the most impactful scenes in the games I've played.
I think I know exactly which ending you are talking about. I think I purposely avoided that ending (and the others similar to it) and still got all the achievements, so would assume it is fully optional despair.
@@tomacinavetearnia8781 it is fully optional, you only need one bad end. It's just that, when the 3DS version came out I got every ending within 3 days (wanted to squeeze all the content I could out of it). Felt really bad though - felt like a lunatic for betraying that character (hint hint). Being a completionist is hard sometimes.
which ending?
@@tensugarcubes Luna End but betray instead of ally in the final Ambidex Game.
Everyone talks like they're from Okami
"No one is talking to you right now." broke the immersion in a good perspective way of its a game and that the person isn't real, but the stories they tell are.
19:35 that 'dammit' where you break character is so hilarious for me, and i dont know why, maybe cuz you almost never break character
Ah yes, an introduction to Maslow's hierarchy of needs
I'd love a Tamagotchi with a happier version of her.
Game: "This is just a game, don't worry"
Me: *ugly sobbing*
10:49 I don't know why, but I was absolutely certain that she was going to do that. I think i watched too many Doki Doki Let's play, now I can predict horror game.
8:00
Anime girl: You'll never leave me, right?
Player: Yeah about that...
Anyone who is coming back after watching whos lila yes this game and whos lila are in the same universe according to it all they arent the same entity but she is definitely like lila if you havent seen the game i highly recommend watching this first then whos lila as it might give more info to certain endings and lore
I do love the talks of 'is what we conceive just as real as anything else' type of stuff. Though discussion and dissection is much better than the game just going 'HAH this is not real, your actions, feelings and experiences mean NOTHING' which is a cope out.
I really hate how realistic this is.
@Abrilla 2 M That answer was so weird...
@ぐ〈ツ ベーー ー ー ー ー It's a fetish. And not just Japanese are into it.
Well, I dunno about a genre, but I have seen my fair share of art where women are the ones doing the beating.
30:00 This creator isn’t as clever as they think they are. Of *course* we’re talking with someone - specifically, we’re talking to the person who wrote the dialogue for this character, because they’ve just decided to tear down the curtain covering the fourth wall.
There have been an awful lot of games that break the fourth wall and address the player lately, but the problem is that it’s not enough for the character inside the game to address the player, or even question their motives for continually playing. Both the player and non-player are being played (manipulated) by a third actor, and that needs to be acknowledged.
I thought that's what the "daddy" thing was going for, and it was gonna be awesome, but there was no payoff unfortunately.
Still decent, but it could have been so much more.
Whoosh
No, you aren't talking to someone..that's like listening to a voice mail and claiming you're talking to the person, it's not a conversation but an automated text message without input from you. You can talk to the girl as she responds to your choices but the message at the end is just that..a message..not a conversation thus you're literally talking to no one.
Tomiho - "you'll be gone in no time... just like the others..."
Manly - F E E D
💀
9:42
“You’ll be gone in no time, just like the others.”
*“...feed.”*
"May be a horror game"
More warning than we usually get..
ironically the one time he says it...
@@nyankers Well, I wouldn't say ironic. The game is a more psychological horror than anything, as it plays on your will to play and questions of existence and reality. Of course, if it doesn't bother you, then it's not scary, but it's meant to play on your empathy. It was a fair warning that he was unsure if it constituted true "horror" as a game, I'm presuming.
@@Sunny-uz8cw I'd personally label it sad rather than horror, hence the irony that the one time we're told we'll be scared, we get feels instead :p
@@nyankers Ah, I see. Very true! Thanks for clarifying for me!
I guess that this one really hurts
Watching this after seeing Who’s Lila makes this experience so interesting.
3:19
Manly: You’re taking a long time in there!
3:29
Girl: I am almost done
Manly: You’ve been in there a whole five seconds
12:19
Notices he can see through curtain and willingly stares at her
"I DIDN'T HONESTLY MEAN TO DO THAT"
Thanks!