This line is goofy as heck, emphasizing the game's sillier side, which is kind of a relief when the rest of Omori is about trauma and death. his boss interrupts him, ending the fight. Read an in-depth analysis of Daisy Buchanan from 'The Great Gatsby,' examine her description, character traits, and find her quotes. After defeating him, Pluto will tell you that he's only just begun to power up, and he'll scream this line just before. But later, the line takes on a more threatening quality, as you're forced to battle Pluto at the end of the Last Resort level. I feel my best!!" Kel flexes his comparatively puny bicep and yells the same, and Pluto laughs with joy. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Afternoon in February. Pluto flexes his rippling, bulging muscles and yells, "When I flex. The day is ending, The night is descending The marsh is frozen, The river dead.
The scene where Kel learns this skill is incredibly charming. After your first meeting, he'll teach Kel the Flex skill, which increases Kel's attack power and hit rate for the following turn. (Very normal.) You'll meet him in Headspace as he's on the run from Space Boyfriend. but turned into an anthropomorphic muscleman. It wasn't until enterprising players dug deeper into the game's code that they discovered the secret behind the quote. This means that, shortly after the game's release, rumors began to spread of a strange character with an uncommon passion for air conditioning, while others called bogus on the phenomenon. This quote will only appear if you get a WTF value of 13, which is the highest possible number for this particular stat. When you begin the game, there's a secret number assigned to your playthrough called the WTF value the higher this value is, the more likely you are to experience unsettling random events. Players only have a one in 13 chance of reading this dialogue on any given playthrough. RELATED: Secrets Everyone Completely Missed In Omori it's absolutely absurd, but it also emphasizes the game's commitment to providing a unique experience.
(Just go with it.) It's become a meme within Omori's fan community because, well. This quote is spoken by one of the mini-Humphreys that lives in Humphrey the whale's belly.
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