It keeps getting worse and spreads from the worst ending into the world of Nier…

>>4

Moreover, it’s in a loop where it becomes a situation of whether the egg came first or the chicken.

It exists in 2.

Since Yokoo was mostly uninvolved, the production progressed until the final stages…

>>5

The world in 2 is completely disconnected.

What’s going on with you all, Acolle, that you’re not satisfied with that?

>>6

Since there is a true ending with the final scene of Kaim and Angel, I guess that’s fine…

I heard somewhere that DOD was the first to come up with the Shinjuku end.

I was wondering if there could be a better route, but then the sky was filled with my sister, and the shock was incredible.

>>11

Basically, SisPri.

Is this… the land of the gods?

There was a timeline.

>>13

I hate red to the point of death!!!

Well, it’s erotic, but…

>>13

Is reincarnation something that can be incorporated into the timeline?

Really.

Thank you very much!

DOD2 seemed like just a terminal, but it looks like it can really defeat the gods, so I’ll take that as a happy ending.

Are replicants and Gestalts on different timelines…?

Kaim and Angel who cannot find happiness even with DOD2.

Despite being utter nonsense, DOD3 is the root of all evil.

The art style of Utahime Five is cute, but it was surprisingly gruesome…

Isn’t there a route where Anhel and Kaim can spend some cozy time together?

>>24

Until the end.

I like sentences like “The sky was filled with sisters, casting a smile of slaughter upon humanity” from the end of the thread image.

I heard that NieR ends with Reincarnation and hints at a connection to DOD, but I don’t know the truth.

I wonder if they will remake it…

If we’re going to do a remake, we need to change the gameplay quite a bit; otherwise, it’s going to be tough.

>>30

But I don’t like it unless it’s a bit fluffy.

Jumping and repeating with the heavy weight is tough…

Chalalalan

Charararan

What is this… ? What should I do?

I feel like I saw somewhere that the reason 3 came about was because they were told that trying to do a remake of 1 wouldn’t work.

It might be okay now since the circumstances are different.

I played Nier ver.1.22474487139, and while I think it’s likely more enjoyable than the original, I really felt like I was just going back and forth in the same places, making the later parts of the game more tedious in terms of movement.

The story itself was interesting, but…

>>37

The action has greatly improved, but the base game is still the same.

Is the route to defeat Angel relatively decent?

If I don’t set it to be as strong as Noel, I won’t even be able to defeat the terminals.

When was it that I said “Furiaee”?

Is everything common?

I really can’t forgive the soldier who reflects magic…

The loli that speaks in Gōri’s voice was extremely scary at the time.

DOD3, based on the setting materials, should not connect to 1, but I don’t know if that is correct.

I thought only 1.3 was connected within the DOD3 end, but I wonder if there was any new information or something.

If you watch analysis videos, you’ll understand that due to the facts revealed in the social game episodes, there is a loop structure where dragons are sent from Automata back to the world of DOD1, making the world structure itself stuck.

To address that, Akour is working hard to observe the multidimensional world in hopes of finding a solution, but it probably feels meaningless given the style of the work…

>>46

Was Akoll on our side…?

I can only imagine them as an unknown black-cloaked enemy.

>>47

A feeling that is neither an enemy nor an ally.

A group that is experimenting and trying to break through the loop structure.

Mana dancing at a comically fast rotation speed in the event scene is addictive.

Even if we could break the loop in this style…

It feels very uncertain whether it will head in a positive direction.

>>49

We have no choice but to defeat Yoko.

In that world, the second one from the Angel seal is the most straightforward, right?

Even now, I don’t understand the meaning of having a happy ending with only the second one being a grand finale.

Did you intend to end it here?

>>52

At first, we were developing it without Yoko.

I was called in for help at the end of development, but I wasn’t involved in the discussions, only in checking the design, so I don’t really understand much and feel left behind in terms of the timeline.

What the hell is God?

“2 is a classic fantasy based on dod, but it has a hopeful ending that doesn’t feel too much like a dod.”

It doesn’t seem strange to think that it could be added later that everyone died after the true ending, even if it was initially presented differently.

What exactly is God after all?

The feeling of exhaustion from the little sister route and the baby route is seriously unparalleled.

No way! It’s not my fault!

The sound is gross, you know… in various ways.

Burning on a strange plate broken by an angel.

Exhausted

Furia Efu Furia Efu Furi A Efu Rifu Rifu Rifu Rifu

>>59

>>59

Toshiaki is the best!

>>59

I heard it happened because they were trying to sing, and I couldn’t help but laugh anymore.

I can’t help but think that if they had gotten together as siblings, it could have been a happy ending since they were mutually in love.

It’s not that the BGM becomes crazed halfway through; it’s been like that since Chapter 1…

>>64

The area where you cut down a swarm of giant babies was intense, accompanied by the background music.

It’s about as decent as the background music for clearing a stage.

2 is the classic and it’s really interesting, you know.

It might be a bit disappointing for those who were expecting something like number 1.

>>72

From the perspective of someone whose brain has been burned at 1, that’s the only part…

>>72

Thank you, Mika Nakashima.

I was impressed by the combat motion of the enemy Kaim in 2.

>>75

That fluffy motion is perfect just as it is, laughing.

Furiae’s true feelings are harsh, but given that environment, it’s understandable…

I strongly feel that the story of the sisters in 3 was really good, so I wonder why it wasn’t in the main story.

DoD2 is picked up in the weapon story of SINoALICE.

The branch of the dead-end was treated as a route that doesn’t lead to anything special from here on.

>>78

Since it’s a place I’ve hardly touched, I probably can’t easily interfere with it.

>>78

Isn’t it better for this world to have nothing in particular…?

>>82

If I intervene carelessly, it might end up being terrible.

>>82

It might be a relatively good ending because it’s a world where there are routes that lead to dead ends.

>>82

I can’t be completely happy because they casually engage in dead ends when there’s nothing left to observe.

As long as peace continues, that’s all that matters.

Baby end is like “ugh…” but I like that everyone seems resolute about it.

God’s malice, seriously! It shows no mercy at all!

The ground battle is just tedious, anyhow.

I thought I could sweep them away while riding Angel, but there are archers and magic reflectors, which is really frustrating!

The black AKIRA-like explosion effect from the sacrifice of the golem child in 1 appeared towards the end of 2 and made me go, “This is…!”

It didn’t particularly matter.

Yuichi Nakamura was also skipping two during the live play commentary.

>>89

It gives the impression of being quite a hardcore fan, one who buys up all the setting materials and thoroughly reads the analyses.

It’s not limited to DOD.

It was good to try the app…

Was there a depiction that connects Nier to DOD?

>>90

From the perspective of mana, it seems possible to consider that replicants and automata are already in a loop.

It’s a world where Red Eyes might appear again, isn’t it?

I think the future of extinction won’t change unless God stops humans from killing each other.

>>92

Even if they go extinct, this time I want to torment something in human form, that’s the real deal, isn’t it, Yoko God?

If we take “loop” to mean that if we can reach 2, we can somehow manage to get by?

>>93

The Akor force has been judged as unacceptable, so the investigation is ongoing.

I haven’t played the original, but I’ve only absorbed the coolness from the collaboration.

>>94

Kaim with wings and stylish clothing looks cool.

Ariosu is erotic.

Why does Leonard have an insect lower body…?

Freya’s true feelings are “Protect me! You useless fools!” which is a bit of a turn-off because it’s just plain mean.

>>96

If you are elevated as a goddess and have everything you want taken away while constantly being burdened with menstrual pain, you would feel that way too.

Is the story of reincarnation already impossible to chase after?

>>97

A collection of materials that includes some kind of story has been released, just in case.

If it’s my own world, then maybe…

It’s really frustrating that someone is spreading the curse of “die, human” in another world.

It’s normal for me to think I can’t do anything about my little sister… and it’s terrible to look away, and my little sister quickly realizes and thinks, “Oh… death…!” which is also quite cruel.

>>104

Even so, he didn’t quite die and got blown away, and the guy who collided with him ended up with a knife pushed in, and that was the finishing blow.

>>118

There are theories that Kaim was in love with his younger sister and others that say he wasn’t; which one is correct?

I think it was a novel that I was infatuated with, but it hasn’t been confirmed through any setting materials or anything like that.

>>164

I need to have the person speak for themselves…

Ogarzan

I was really sad that a character from Linkage didn’t come in the first game.

Kaim had a solid sense of ethics, so damn it!

>>108

Anyway, it’s actually funny that apart from wanting to kill people, they are quite normal.

>>108

A former refreshing prince who kills enemy soldiers in war and ejaculates, but is not actively seeking out crime on his own.

In the first place, the sealing is really painful, and I’ve been thinking from the beginning that I wish the world would just end, so it’s Furiae.

If I can’t be accepted by my big brother, then I have no reason to live anymore.

I mean, Yoko Taro had no involvement with 2 at all.

https://www.4gamer.net/games/207/G020792/20140221105/

In interviews from around the time of 3, it’s clear that both 2 and 3 were handled quite roughly by Yokoo…

Is Utahime Five considered canon?

Well, it started off looking like a loli manga, but then it suddenly became full-on DOD…

Other ethical perspectives are just too extreme!

I have various thoughts about 2, but I like Kaim’s and Angel’s final moments, as well as the bald guy who died with Nare.

When I see the manga themed around Yokoo, it feels like I lost a lot of motivation or was in a dark place at the age of 23.

Well, since the siblings are depicted as being in love in the novel… if you say the ending won’t change, then okay.

Furi a e furi a e

>>121

I can’t sing anymore, huh?

I like the episode where Toshiaki read the script and thought the staff were crazy…

Furiae has been turned into a living corpse burdened with all the world’s troubles imposed on her by her father’s deeds, so that level of honest feeling is rather pitiable.

It’s sad to lose the only song that Friae liked, isn’t it?

Kaim really liked his little sister.

I thought you were definitely drawn to Angel.

I see, it’s not that they went crazy, but rather that they couldn’t sing anymore, which is why it turned out like that.

>>127

Being brainwashed and having my mind affected is one thing, but not being able to sing due to the contract is the biggest issue.

What did they eat to come up with something like that in the Shinjuku battle?

Both Kaim and Iuvalto had their contract’s cost working in crucial moments.

It’s nice that both Kaim and Toshiaki have a solid meaning in what they’ve lost, leading to the worst possible outcome…

Such thoughtfulness that can thoroughly ruin one’s life.

From Iuvalt’s perspective, it seems like Furiae has always been too fond of her older brother, right? So it looks like only the two of them are unaware of it. If this were a romantic comedy, he could probably become a quirky old man.

However, since it’s not a romantic comedy, the feelings do not come true and the world will end.

Somewhere in my heart, I’m still waiting for Gakuen DOD.

I can’t get the personified Angel out of my mind.

Compared to other endings that have taken shape, the ending in the thread feels incredibly unsettling in its visuals and gives off a strong sense of “what’s going to happen next?”

Please let me play a story where I can defeat a shitty god.

>>138

It’s good to punch the locker.

>>138

If it’s good in anime, then Kamierabi is…

The baby proliferation is quite something, isn’t it!?

>>139

A feast… so much… ❤

Hasn’t DoD2 defeated the gods?

I can’t really accept it at all.

I want to resurrect humanity in Nier and violate 9S in front of 2B.

>>142

I wonder what A2 is thinking.

I wonder if that god has a proper form that can be punched…

I love situations where demons and oaths come into play, and the consequences affect crucial scenes in the creation.

I really want a remake because the action part was painful back then.

>>148

I really want it, but I guess it’s inevitable that there might be a voice actor change for Toshiaki and Shinnosuke Ikehata. I also have quite a bit of concern about the BGM changing…

You say that reincarnation is a far future from Automata, but what kind of story was it?

>>150

Not too far.

A story about protecting the history of humanity stored on the lunar humanity server.

If you defeat the god, that will just lead to the destruction of the world anyway.

There are also invading aliens, you know…

>>152

I can’t believe they’re officially incorporating that clearly gag alien octopus spin-off into the numbering.

>>155

The Emil army, embarrassed by aliens that look like penises.

I thought that when I was a child, after Furia died, my mentality went crazy, and I heard that I couldn’t sing the Furia song anymore, which made me feel terrible.

DOD2 is good except for the happy ending C; let’s go kill a god in the continuation of the shitty world A.

I wonder if Kamierabi is also incorporated into the series.

Personally, I really can’t stand that weapon experience points are based on the number of kills rather than the action part.

I couldn’t keep my motivation at all because everything I defeated was only one.

The C ending of DOD2 feels too abrupt or too indecisive.

Right after breaking the egg, the sudden thought of “Was this really okay?” was met with Regna’s boy saying, “What are you saying!” which was so on-point that it made me laugh.

Kaimu: Shinnosuke Ikebata

Angel: Peter

It’s just too beautiful, so I don’t want you to change much…

But Peter quit.

Emil is an important character connecting Nier and Automata with that face of his…

Yeah, it was indeed described as the ultimate weapon, but repelling aliens is something to be scared of.

I didn’t realize that Kaim and Angel were the same person by their voices.

Angel was right, but hearing Kaim’s voice after a long time, hmm, this is…

Kaim quickly stops talking, so I hardly remember anything…

>>167

That is why “My name is Kaim!!” is incredibly beautiful…

But 1 was terrible as a game… I collected all the weapons though.

>>169

I think it was a really terrible game right from the fundamental aspects like the combo system… I played it all the way to the E ending though.

Despite the situation being hopeless thanks to Kaim’s hobbies and refreshing love of killing, the C-end has a somehow hopeful ending.

Riding a dragon was fun, but I got interrupted right away.

Rhythm games, you suck.

The showdown between the octopus-legged alien and the infinitely multiplying big face is too surreal, but since this is a world where stone statues do bon dances, that much is possible…

The sense of loss when I couldn’t clear the last rhythm game by myself and called a friend over to take turns playing all night, finally clearing it in the morning, is something I won’t forget in a bad way.

That’s why I haven’t played the highly rated NieR series after the second one either.

(Gugugugu)

Seere… you smell very good…

It has nothing to do with it at all, but for some reason, it reminds me of The Last Story.

Yokoo has come to leave it up to the player’s interpretation…

In the final stage, I have no memory of being able to use Angel, so I was just endlessly jumping and slicing with the metal ball.

Creating a rhythm game that has hooks like “AAABBBAABA” and continues even on an unseen screen is so malicious that it actually makes me like it.

A bright friend who loved playing games back then in middle school was unusually unwell.

I was wondering what kind of game it was, but about ten years later, when I played it myself, I also ended up feeling unwell.

I love Kaim practicing diligently with his swings.

At first, I enjoyed practicing swings to become stronger, but gradually it turned into practicing swings to turn away from national politics.

It’s good to transform into an act of pretending to kill the empire’s pests.

I can’t help but think that Anhel, who runs away after being poked just three times, should try a little harder!

I only have memories of being quickly rejected even when I summon a dragon.

Deadly breath! The opponent will die!!

Woah, the dragon is strong! Let’s burn the empire like this! (reflection)

There is a flaw in the system where only the speed of the jump slash does not change even with heavy weapons, which made the iron mass too powerful.

I heard about the Shinjuku end, and even after playing it, the sense of emptiness was overwhelming, so if I had played it without any spoilers, I imagine it would have been a strong shock…

>>188

When I was a junior high school student, I first thought about how angry I was at adults for things like this.

You’re as slow as Kaim’s harassment in 1, right?

I seriously didn’t know anything and thought “A fantasy with swords, magic, and dragons is the best! It’s Square Enix!” and it turned out to be the worst.

But I’m following everything up to Nier.

I wonder why.

I love ancient conquerors.

The method of acquisition is foolish.

It is a common understanding that among musou games, the poorly made ones are acknowledged by everyone.

Wasn’t this game from Square?

>>194

It’s Enix.

A dash that doesn’t change speed at all even with dash effects applied.

>>196

You’ll be able to perform an extremely powerful dash attack…

It’s already exhausting enough with both the story and the weapon saga.

After managing to clear the second round, I felt exhausted and had no motivation to continue for a week back then.

Gyoroe seems like they will manage something after that.

Gyoroa-e is strong because Anhell can only evolve up to its second form.

They’ve already done both the past arcs and the far future, but I wonder if there will be a new release.

At first, it was scheduled to be released by Enix, but just before it came out, it became Square Enix, so it’s correct to say it was released by Square Enix.

Kaim’s sword, which is a perfectly balanced starting weapon that works well even against babies.

The speed of the finish blow’s release is justice.

The god who spreads malice to the world and players is a game creator.

I felt that Shinjuku End is a story about infiltrating a development base to take down creators.