Before I knew who the blackened would be I kind of assumed Eva stayed in the basement due to everyone excluding her. But knowing now it’s kind of crazy that it was foreshadowing her ties to Wolfgang’s death. To think you’ve been bugging her throughout her plotting is kind of silly.
I would've said that she should've gone after Wenona... Buuuuuuuuuuuuut, since she had a motive to kill her (By exposing Eva's secret, Wenona had basically turned her into a laughing stock to everyone apart from Diana), they'd pick up on that right away.
@@fierytigergaming8112 even if she did want to go after Wenona, Wolfgang would still be so much more of a threat by virtue of probably being the only person there that has had experience working through a murder
Pretty easy to think that, since Miss Skank pretty much painted a target on Eva's back by outing her as the Ultimate Mathlete, despite her hating the talent (As evident from 98% of her sprites being either miserable, or insecure)
she actually seems like such a cool person?? shes nerdy but like, the fun nerdy. yet shes glossed over so much throughout the entirety of her life. i feel so bad shes just a wet little cat can everyone just leave her alone 😢😢
Yeah, it was really frustrating to watch her get bullied. Like, yeah, she brought suspicion onto herself by lying about her talent, but it all stemmed from a place of fear and insecurity. She didn't do it to hurt anyone 😔 One of the reasons I love these FTEs so much is because we get to see how Damon and Eva's friendship deepens _despite_ this revelation. At first, he's mostly just curious why an ultimate would resent their talent so much (enough to hide it from the group in such a dangerous situation). To him, even if he thinks most ultimates have niche talents that won't change the world, he'd still expect them to at least wear their titles with pride. If for no other reason than to satisfy their ego. Since the two are already close, Eva indulges his curiosity, and explains that she felt it misrepresented who she was and what she did. To her, all getting her title accomplished was boxing her in with preconceived notions and a false image of her actual interests and pursuits (in essence, sabatoging her career prospects and desire to make a meaningful impact in the world). But Damon doesn't really understand this at first. To him, it's natural Eva's papers wouldn't be recognized by literary critics, since her talent isn't related to that field. But in saying this, he ends up, ironically, proving her point. That people dismiss her work simply because of her title. Funnily enough, although he empathizes her, Damon's yet to become self-aware that he himself is guilty for dismissing Eva's pursuits in the same way those critics did. He concludes the first FTE thinking she's weird, but he keeps coming back to her regardless.. because he trusts her (and thus, is naturally more comfortable around her), despite their circumstances. Also, as mentioned before, he finds her relationship with her talent to be uniquely fascinating because of her unusual disposition towards it. After getting the gist of why she resents her talent, Damon starts growing curious how one who doesn't care for their talent even gets it in the first place. At which point Eva explains that she's not resentful of her talent itself (she actually enjoys math quite a bit), she's resentful of the bullying and social isolation it brought her. She was so traumatized by this growing up that she can't help but associate being a mathlete with feelings of inferiority, weakness, and being unloved. In short, it makes her feel vulnerable, and she desperately doesn't ever want to feel that way (which is also likely why she can come off so cold). Damon, to his credit, is able to work out this much on his own, and while he _does_ sympathize with her, he's also quite restrained about expressing it (even calling her out for not wanting to make herself look incompetent for the sake of her peers, which is more than a bit unfair). Now, this is just my analysis, but considering how insecure Damon himself is about how others view him and his talent, I think he probably relates to this struggle on some level, and doesn't like how vulnerable discussing it makes HIM feel. Thus, he covers it up with snide comments (which is a tendency both he and Eva share in their banter). At this point, the two have grown close enough that Eva starts to open up on her own, and wants to know if Damon shares any of her personal interests. Reason being, she doesn't have any IRL friends that can hang out with her and discuss that sort of thing. At least, not ones who aren't online, and she doesn't value those relationships because A) they're just faces on a screen, and B) they don't know her the way Damon does. Everyone she speaks to knows she's an Ultimate, but not which, and that creates an emotional barrier. One that she forms out of fear of rejection. But like I said, Damon's different. He knows her talent and still chooses to hang out with and trust her regarsless, even when it puts him at risk. It's clear Eva appreciates that, even if she's doesn't come right out and say it. Sadly, Damon doesn't quite pick up on this himself. He's still hung up on her resentment for her title, and asks why she doesn't just request to be given a new one. Of course, Eva obviously would've tried doing that, given the kind of person she is, but her efforts always proved fruitless (on top of her professional pursuits still being ignored by the wider public). Damon, once again, shows restrained sympathy, and tells her that it makes sense she wouldn't be able to be an ultimate of anything else if she isn't the best at it (which is funny, because HE's the one who suggested she to talked to the UTP, so he probably guessed she already tried, and was waiting for her to realize this on her own). Ultimately, he just thinks it'd be healthier if she stopped focusing on trying to achieve the approval of others with her pursuits, and instead focused on her own fulfillment. Why? Because he cares about her, and he can see how much agony her experiences have put her through. But Eva tells him it's not about fame. Damon's confused, but she refuses to elaborate. And I think the answer can be found in the subtext of her story: she wants to leave a meaningful, positive impact on the world. She wants her life to mean something. Damon says in the opening of the game that that's what Ultimates are supposed to be. People who change the world and improve society. Eva wants to be able to do that, but she, ironically, feels like her title has only ever weighed her down. And I think Damon starts to realize this in her last FTE. He becomes curious about this "function" Eva was insecure about barely being able to solve (or at least the way people _thought_ she was unable to). It's subtle, but you can tell Damon wants to understand the kinds of things Eva studies. Which leads them to finally talk about one of her papers (something he dismissed in the first FTE). Once Eva explains the idea of "pure mathematics" taught through table top game terminalogy, Damon realizes that, although the topic was unusual, it did genuinely have merit to it. Which led him to finally become self aware of how he unfairly dismissed Eva's work, and this perspective gives him a newfound respect for both her _and_ her creative pursuits. In other words, he respects her for who she is. She doesn't need to pretend to be anything else around him. And honestly? I think that if they got out of their together, Damon would've been rooting for her to achieve her dreams (or at least be happy in her own skin). But he's so reserved and less outwardly empathetic that she may not have been able to see that in time.. 💔
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Yep, that's the kind of nuance I love to see in an antagonist. Not everyone deserves sympathy (though I do believe Eva does warrant some), but it doesn't change the fact that no one is born bad. Just cause someone does horrible things or makes huge mistakes, doesn't necessarily mean they deserve the bad hand in life that brought them there. At the end of the day, she got a title she never wanted and never asked for, and it destroyed her social life and instilled a dangerous victim complex in her. That wasn't her fault. Nor was getting kidnapped and forced to participate in a killing game.
It's really sad that this pairing was cut so short. Damon and Eva's blossoming friendship was by far the thing that had me the most excited for the rest of the story, but alas.. twas not meant to be. I wish the two at least got a scene of closure before Eva died, but Damon barely said anything in her final moments (which is strange, since he cried for her not long after).
Due to how analytical she was, I thought she was going to serve as the Kyoko of the game - She seemed a mixture of Kyoko (Always uses logic for reasoning, kind of a foil to Wolfgang) and Mikan (Victim of bullying, and snaps easily as we saw from her running off embarrassed when she was outed as the Ultimate Mathlete)
@@fierytigergaming8112She would've definitely been an interesting partner for sure. I like how she's capable of being intelligent and cold, but also earnestly enthusiastic about her interest (it creates this satisfying back and forth with Damon, since she's probably the closest to him in demeanor & energy). Her insecurities give her a nice layer of complexity, too. The writers really did an excellent job making her feel like a real 3-dimensional character. But the thing I appreciate most about Eva is her determination. Despite everything she's been through, she never gives up on trying to be something greater. Not for a second did she believe she didn't deserve more than the frustrating hand she'd been dealt, and she never succumbed to being in the shadow of the title that was given to her. She did everything in her power to get the UTP to acknowledge her as more than just a mathlete, and when faced with the killing game, she was able to push her feelings aside to do whatever she needed to survive (like summoning the courage to investigate Cara's body, speaking her honest thoughts to Wolfgang when she believed he was being too naive, and fighting through her execution to the bitter end). Of course, she made plenty of huge mistakes and ultimately had to abandon her morals due to the killing game, but her self-destructive miscalculations, ironically, only proved how much potential she genuinely had. If she just stopped caring what other people thought of her, and put that unrelenting will towards keeping herself alive _without_ participating in the killing game (taking every possible precaution to stop a killer from from executing her) then she likely could have survived. Especially with the way people were underestimating her.
Yeah, Eva's Free Time events have WAY too many Death Flags to be healthy in a Danganronopa-like game: Her having 4 Free Time Events in Chapter 1 is a bad sign in itself and the math nerd waifu shipping moments basically waves a "I am going to die horribly" death flag, although I find it interesting the "6" on the profile is locked: Will we get a Chapter 2 Free Time Event for Eva in some form? We don't know who has her spoiler letter telling her secret, I don't think we ever went to her room either, so i wonder when it unlocks - is it really just for getting an ability like Danganronpa V3 did or Story-based closure?
@@BeezNee1 My general outlook is a holdover from Danganronpa - anyone who has their 4 Free Time Events too easy to access in Chapter 1 will likely die in Chapter 1. There are also characters - like Diana and Toshiko - who have a limited ammount of Free Time Events and can be considered "safe untill Chapter 2/3" since the game isn't going to kill them untill you have a chance to unlock all their Free Time Events
@@BeezNee1 Not everyone--characters like Diana or Mark only have two FTEs for plot reasons (during the 2nd FTE phase, I believe several of the people involved in the gaming stuff only have 2 such as Cassidy or Mark, and Diana has her own stuff going on which makes those characters locked at 2, although I assume everyone has their full FTE string actually 'written' and just not implemented
Not only that, but the amount of Voice Acting that matches her dialogue instead of random words or sounds that doesn't match them in the daily life event, it gave off HEAVY death flags, yet i still wished i was so wrong😭
If I was to guess, it'd probably be something about how much she was bullied before going to Eden''s Garden - That, or she cheated on a test a few times
SPOILERS If we assume Eva was gonna die from her traitor perk prior to the fte, then she was already projecting to damon her supposed death. It'd probably meant that she was trying to reach out to damon
Spoiler!! If you think about it Damon manipulated or gaslighted Eva to being a murderer. Eva trusted us more than the rest and accepted the idea of keeping the cipher to their two person group. And we shared how much Wolfgang is sus because of him being so much like his Father. So its really amazing that as a protagonist we really are the antagonist, and it might be Diana is the true protagonist of the story seeing how she was at the center of the Wolfgang and Eva murder plot.
I dont think that is the right use of gaslight.....and he reallt didnt manipulate Eva at all? Like yeah he had somewhat a hand into the decisions that Eva made, but at the end of the day Eva did it all herself. Damon just help her acquire a motive to do it.
He definitely didn't gaslight or manipulate her, lol. He unintentionally had a hand in her decisions (as did Wolfgang), but Eva did the murder plot by herself.
So in other words, We're basically playing as an Antagonist but in a protagonist way just like Nagito. Also, I hope we're not permanently switching to Diana.💀 I like Damon as a main Protagonist.
"Ultimate Mathlete"... You can tell she hates it from the fact that most of her Chapter 1 sprites seem either depressed, or insecure 9:06 Yeah, that's other kids nowadays... as soon as there's a bandwagon, they jump on it 11:21 Well, duh... (Great, you got me started now ¬_¬) You think she hasn't tried that? If she's went as far as giving herself a fake talent, it's pretty evident that she'd try to get it changed (It'd be the same with me if I was given the title "Ultimate Bookworm" instead of anything analytical 11:54 Doesn't make sense, unless they're following a script
I am so mad why did she die so soon I wanted to see her last event 😡 I hope there is like a free time mode when the game finishes I want to see her last event.
There's something i'm confused about. Why is there a Lock at the end when you look at the list of all the events, right under the FTE Number 5. Like, does that imply there's a extra 6th event that we havent seen yet?
@Ani-KAngel Heres to hoping when this game is finished, which is definitely not happening before 2030, that they make a post game type thingy like the Official games do where you can hang out with everyone and finish all the FTEs you couldn't otherwise ghen
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Before I knew who the blackened would be I kind of assumed Eva stayed in the basement due to everyone excluding her. But knowing now it’s kind of crazy that it was foreshadowing her ties to Wolfgang’s death.
To think you’ve been bugging her throughout her plotting is kind of silly.
I would've said that she should've gone after Wenona... Buuuuuuuuuuuuut, since she had a motive to kill her (By exposing Eva's secret, Wenona had basically turned her into a laughing stock to everyone apart from Diana), they'd pick up on that right away.
@@fierytigergaming8112 even if she did want to go after Wenona, Wolfgang would still be so much more of a threat by virtue of probably being the only person there that has had experience working through a murder
Pretty easy to think that, since Miss Skank pretty much painted a target on Eva's back by outing her as the Ultimate Mathlete, despite her hating the talent (As evident from 98% of her sprites being either miserable, or insecure)
it's genuinely so funny we just kept on annoying her while she's trying to get the items and set it all up
she actually seems like such a cool person?? shes nerdy but like, the fun nerdy. yet shes glossed over so much throughout the entirety of her life. i feel so bad shes just a wet little cat can everyone just leave her alone 😢😢
Yeah, it was really frustrating to watch her get bullied. Like, yeah, she brought suspicion onto herself by lying about her talent, but it all stemmed from a place of fear and insecurity. She didn't do it to hurt anyone 😔
One of the reasons I love these FTEs so much is because we get to see how Damon and Eva's friendship deepens _despite_ this revelation. At first, he's mostly just curious why an ultimate would resent their talent so much (enough to hide it from the group in such a dangerous situation). To him, even if he thinks most ultimates have niche talents that won't change the world, he'd still expect them to at least wear their titles with pride. If for no other reason than to satisfy their ego.
Since the two are already close, Eva indulges his curiosity, and explains that she felt it misrepresented who she was and what she did. To her, all getting her title accomplished was boxing her in with preconceived notions and a false image of her actual interests and pursuits (in essence, sabatoging her career prospects and desire to make a meaningful impact in the world). But Damon doesn't really understand this at first. To him, it's natural Eva's papers wouldn't be recognized by literary critics, since her talent isn't related to that field. But in saying this, he ends up, ironically, proving her point. That people dismiss her work simply because of her title. Funnily enough, although he empathizes her, Damon's yet to become self-aware that he himself is guilty for dismissing Eva's pursuits in the same way those critics did.
He concludes the first FTE thinking she's weird, but he keeps coming back to her regardless.. because he trusts her (and thus, is naturally more comfortable around her), despite their circumstances. Also, as mentioned before, he finds her relationship with her talent to be uniquely fascinating because of her unusual disposition towards it.
After getting the gist of why she resents her talent, Damon starts growing curious how one who doesn't care for their talent even gets it in the first place. At which point Eva explains that she's not resentful of her talent itself (she actually enjoys math quite a bit), she's resentful of the bullying and social isolation it brought her. She was so traumatized by this growing up that she can't help but associate being a mathlete with feelings of inferiority, weakness, and being unloved. In short, it makes her feel vulnerable, and she desperately doesn't ever want to feel that way (which is also likely why she can come off so cold). Damon, to his credit, is able to work out this much on his own, and while he _does_ sympathize with her, he's also quite restrained about expressing it (even calling her out for not wanting to make herself look incompetent for the sake of her peers, which is more than a bit unfair). Now, this is just my analysis, but considering how insecure Damon himself is about how others view him and his talent, I think he probably relates to this struggle on some level, and doesn't like how vulnerable discussing it makes HIM feel. Thus, he covers it up with snide comments (which is a tendency both he and Eva share in their banter).
At this point, the two have grown close enough that Eva starts to open up on her own, and wants to know if Damon shares any of her personal interests. Reason being, she doesn't have any IRL friends that can hang out with her and discuss that sort of thing. At least, not ones who aren't online, and she doesn't value those relationships because A) they're just faces on a screen, and B) they don't know her the way Damon does. Everyone she speaks to knows she's an Ultimate, but not which, and that creates an emotional barrier. One that she forms out of fear of rejection. But like I said, Damon's different. He knows her talent and still chooses to hang out with and trust her regarsless, even when it puts him at risk. It's clear Eva appreciates that, even if she's doesn't come right out and say it. Sadly, Damon doesn't quite pick up on this himself. He's still hung up on her resentment for her title, and asks why she doesn't just request to be given a new one. Of course, Eva obviously would've tried doing that, given the kind of person she is, but her efforts always proved fruitless (on top of her professional pursuits still being ignored by the wider public). Damon, once again, shows restrained sympathy, and tells her that it makes sense she wouldn't be able to be an ultimate of anything else if she isn't the best at it (which is funny, because HE's the one who suggested she to talked to the UTP, so he probably guessed she already tried, and was waiting for her to realize this on her own). Ultimately, he just thinks it'd be healthier if she stopped focusing on trying to achieve the approval of others with her pursuits, and instead focused on her own fulfillment. Why? Because he cares about her, and he can see how much agony her experiences have put her through.
But Eva tells him it's not about fame. Damon's confused, but she refuses to elaborate. And I think the answer can be found in the subtext of her story: she wants to leave a meaningful, positive impact on the world. She wants her life to mean something. Damon says in the opening of the game that that's what Ultimates are supposed to be. People who change the world and improve society. Eva wants to be able to do that, but she, ironically, feels like her title has only ever weighed her down.
And I think Damon starts to realize this in her last FTE. He becomes curious about this "function" Eva was insecure about barely being able to solve (or at least the way people _thought_ she was unable to). It's subtle, but you can tell Damon wants to understand the kinds of things Eva studies. Which leads them to finally talk about one of her papers (something he dismissed in the first FTE). Once Eva explains the idea of "pure mathematics" taught through table top game terminalogy, Damon realizes that, although the topic was unusual, it did genuinely have merit to it. Which led him to finally become self aware of how he unfairly dismissed Eva's work, and this perspective gives him a newfound respect for both her _and_ her creative pursuits. In other words, he respects her for who she is. She doesn't need to pretend to be anything else around him.
And honestly? I think that if they got out of their together, Damon would've been rooting for her to achieve her dreams (or at least be happy in her own skin). But he's so reserved and less outwardly empathetic that she may not have been able to see that in time.. 💔
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18:59 Bweh… (the one to end them all)
So relatable
her bwehs are so cute..
Thank you for this comment... bweh...
bweh
Truly, a part of growing up is being able to acknowledge that someone kind of sucks as a person while still feeling bad for them (me towards Eva)
Like Two-Face
Yep, that's the kind of nuance I love to see in an antagonist. Not everyone deserves sympathy (though I do believe Eva does warrant some), but it doesn't change the fact that no one is born bad. Just cause someone does horrible things or makes huge mistakes, doesn't necessarily mean they deserve the bad hand in life that brought them there.
At the end of the day, she got a title she never wanted and never asked for, and it destroyed her social life and instilled a dangerous victim complex in her. That wasn't her fault. Nor was getting kidnapped and forced to participate in a killing game.
Still love my loser waifu
It's really sad that this pairing was cut so short. Damon and Eva's blossoming friendship was by far the thing that had me the most excited for the rest of the story, but alas.. twas not meant to be.
I wish the two at least got a scene of closure before Eva died, but Damon barely said anything in her final moments (which is strange, since he cried for her not long after).
I believe he was in denial. He probably gonna break down because of this later on the story tho...
Due to how analytical she was, I thought she was going to serve as the Kyoko of the game - She seemed a mixture of Kyoko (Always uses logic for reasoning, kind of a foil to Wolfgang) and Mikan (Victim of bullying, and snaps easily as we saw from her running off embarrassed when she was outed as the Ultimate Mathlete)
@@fierytigergaming8112She would've definitely been an interesting partner for sure.
I like how she's capable of being intelligent and cold, but also earnestly enthusiastic about her interest (it creates this satisfying back and forth with Damon, since she's probably the closest to him in demeanor & energy). Her insecurities give her a nice layer of complexity, too. The writers really did an excellent job making her feel like a real 3-dimensional character.
But the thing I appreciate most about Eva is her determination. Despite everything she's been through, she never gives up on trying to be something greater. Not for a second did she believe she didn't deserve more than the frustrating hand she'd been dealt, and she never succumbed to being in the shadow of the title that was given to her. She did everything in her power to get the UTP to acknowledge her as more than just a mathlete, and when faced with the killing game, she was able to push her feelings aside to do whatever she needed to survive (like summoning the courage to investigate Cara's body, speaking her honest thoughts to Wolfgang when she believed he was being too naive, and fighting through her execution to the bitter end). Of course, she made plenty of huge mistakes and ultimately had to abandon her morals due to the killing game, but her self-destructive miscalculations, ironically, only proved how much potential she genuinely had. If she just stopped caring what other people thought of her, and put that unrelenting will towards keeping herself alive _without_ participating in the killing game (taking every possible precaution to stop a killer from from executing her) then she likely could have survived. Especially with the way people were underestimating her.
RIP Damion and Eva Shippers
@@arindammishra2329 Nah that's crazy. But hey the ship does sink right?
I am gonna cope so DamonXWenona it is!!! (I am so sad for Damon after this chapter)
Nuh uh Shuichi and Kaede shippers never died so am I
Just gonna say it one time: I hate you eden's garden team 😢
I prefer damion x Kai it’s a better ship
Yeah, Eva's Free Time events have WAY too many Death Flags to be healthy in a Danganronopa-like game: Her having 4 Free Time Events in Chapter 1 is a bad sign in itself and the math nerd waifu shipping moments basically waves a "I am going to die horribly" death flag, although I find it interesting the "6" on the profile is locked: Will we get a Chapter 2 Free Time Event for Eva in some form? We don't know who has her spoiler letter telling her secret, I don't think we ever went to her room either, so i wonder when it unlocks - is it really just for getting an ability like Danganronpa V3 did or Story-based closure?
Everyone has 4 free time event
@@BeezNee1 My general outlook is a holdover from Danganronpa - anyone who has their 4 Free Time Events too easy to access in Chapter 1 will likely die in Chapter 1. There are also characters - like Diana and Toshiko - who have a limited ammount of Free Time Events and can be considered "safe untill Chapter 2/3" since the game isn't going to kill them untill you have a chance to unlock all their Free Time Events
@@BeezNee1 Not everyone--characters like Diana or Mark only have two FTEs for plot reasons (during the 2nd FTE phase, I believe several of the people involved in the gaming stuff only have 2 such as Cassidy or Mark, and Diana has her own stuff going on which makes those characters locked at 2, although I assume everyone has their full FTE string actually 'written' and just not implemented
Not only that, but the amount of Voice Acting that matches her dialogue instead of random words or sounds that doesn't match them in the daily life event, it gave off HEAVY death flags, yet i still wished i was so wrong😭
If I was to guess, it'd probably be something about how much she was bullied before going to Eden''s Garden - That, or she cheated on a test a few times
SPOILERS
If we assume Eva was gonna die from her traitor perk prior to the fte, then she was already projecting to damon her supposed death. It'd probably meant that she was trying to reach out to damon
Well is it safe to say that she got the perk before her and Damon had that talk in the closet? Not counting the free time I mean
@@loganolson5316 she gave a note to Wolfgang and Diana 2 days before the murder, so she has had a bit of time lol
Can’t believe wasted all Free time on her and my ship sank.
Eva my beloved
Eva likes the weapons from canon Danganronpa killers? I'm sure it's fine!
Its not fine.
What can be said? She's a Danganronpa fan
@fierytigergaming8112 Did her explosion break the 4th wall too?
Spoiler!!
If you think about it Damon manipulated or gaslighted Eva to being a murderer. Eva trusted us more than the rest and accepted the idea of keeping the cipher to their two person group. And we shared how much Wolfgang is sus because of him being so much like his Father. So its really amazing that as a protagonist we really are the antagonist, and it might be Diana is the true protagonist of the story seeing how she was at the center of the Wolfgang and Eva murder plot.
Yeaaa I’m hoping damon ends up like buyakuya and diana like kaede(-the murder lol) and imagine we swap to her perspective at a certain point? So cool
I dont think that is the right use of gaslight.....and he reallt didnt manipulate Eva at all? Like yeah he had somewhat a hand into the decisions that Eva made, but at the end of the day Eva did it all herself. Damon just help her acquire a motive to do it.
@AntBark yeah, i think it's better to say he unintentionally led her to target Wolfgang for murder.
He definitely didn't gaslight or manipulate her, lol. He unintentionally had a hand in her decisions (as did Wolfgang), but Eva did the murder plot by herself.
So in other words, We're basically playing as an Antagonist but in a protagonist way just like Nagito.
Also, I hope we're not permanently switching to Diana.💀 I like Damon as a main Protagonist.
"Ultimate Mathlete"... You can tell she hates it from the fact that most of her Chapter 1 sprites seem either depressed, or insecure
9:06 Yeah, that's other kids nowadays... as soon as there's a bandwagon, they jump on it
11:21 Well, duh... (Great, you got me started now ¬_¬) You think she hasn't tried that? If she's went as far as giving herself a fake talent, it's pretty evident that she'd try to get it changed (It'd be the same with me if I was given the title "Ultimate Bookworm" instead of anything analytical
11:54 Doesn't make sense, unless they're following a script
I am so mad why did she die so soon I wanted to see her last event 😡 I hope there is like a free time mode when the game finishes I want to see her last event.
They will, but it will take a long time my dud
Curioso como ella se paso alla abajo cerca del boiler room, seguro estudiandolo y haciendo calculos para ya saben que
she makes me so sad :(((
There's something i'm confused about. Why is there a Lock at the end when you look at the list of all the events, right under the FTE Number 5. Like, does that imply there's a extra 6th event that we havent seen yet?
Yea I think so too, but it could be anything like could be a secret or an extra info from her in later chapters.
@Ani-KAngel Heres to hoping when this game is finished, which is definitely not happening before 2030, that they make a post game type thingy like the Official games do where you can hang out with everyone and finish all the FTEs you couldn't otherwise ghen
Hear me out, she is hiding something behind the fan
please do Kai next :3
Aww ❤
Kokchi should’ve had her ultimate
What the , why did she call an uv flashlight funny ?
Eva liked the Katana I made???
3:52 Oh...
this was firey
Bruh
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