Maybe he wasn't even alive in the first place from Askorn's perspective though. Askorn is supsiciously silent on the subject. I wonder if she was originally some kind of grotesque statue made for the pleasure of the queen's madness or if it's an effect of the sacred grove. Huh, over 50% of the map explored already.Ĭome to think of it, I wonder why Edea leaves a corpse statue. I suppose if you took away their clothes they'd probably be like orbs or amorphous or something. The witches and jackolantern dudes, anyway. I guess I see what she means about them getting all shapeless, a little bit, anyway.
With one final curse as she explodes, we are knocked out. With one final strike we take her down, though given her power I doubt she's gone for good. Additionally the platform you're fighting on is constantly breaking, making it harder and harder to dodge. She fights exactly the same as last time except she's already in her faster, more aggressive state, and gets even more aggressive at half health. Poor Askorn.Īnyway, closing out this episode is.a boss fight! We tangle with our old foe, Lubella! She's back again, this time showing off her move where she throws orbs into the air from the ground which she didn't show off last time. Cursed to unlife by the Queen's dark magic, he came here to find his love brought back the same way. We also finally see that Askorn has found his wife. As for items in this area, we find some more Bellflowers and can (but can't right now) purchase a Dull Pearl that adds poison to our arrows. They're not all that threatening and in fact quite good for grinding if you need to do that. They fly around and have babies that attack you. Also I should actually talk about the rutabaga enemies since they're technically new. It does present us with some interesting combat encounters though, having to deal with some breakable platforms when dealing with a statue for instance. There actually aren't any new enemies here, which is a little strange, but then also keep in mind that that's just how open games like this go.
#Momodora reverie under the moonlight bugs plus
Anyway she mentions she'll give us rewards for getting Ivory Bugs so lets get em all at some point.Īs you'd expect, this area's got the flying rutabaga enemies and the radish oni, and some Bakmen here and there, plus the statues. To quote Dark Souls, time and space are convoluted here. She also mentions that the Park has been.displaced, which basically means that the park is not where it's supposed to be.
The bunny gardener we meet early on explains that the curse has turned her vegetables rotten and monsterous, explaining the rutabaga fly things and the raddish oni. There are signs of this park being a hanging gardens of sort, plants floating on lamp posts and vines getting everywhere, but it's also clearly started to become overrun. It's music is sad and lilting and it fits the mood so well. It may be the most beautifully somber area of the game. So, now that we're introduced to Whiteleaf Memorial Park properly, lets talk about it shall we? This place is.just gorgeous. Also poor was my inability to notice that the Ring of Candor DID ring, and this will cause me much frustration waaay later on, trust me. I don't think it's possible to save our fish friend, sadly. Before going to the Park proper however, lets take a stop at our fish friend to see how he's doi-.welp. A faded moss covered garden key! This'll ead to the Whiteleaf Memorial Park proper.
#Momodora reverie under the moonlight bugs how to
Anyway, after some edited out exploring of the entiiiire world, we make our way back to the Subterranean Graves, where we finally explore that path I missed which literally has all the answers on how to progress in it. There's one in the Sacred Grove that I'm just baffled at how I missed since it's riiiight there. We're still kind of.exploring what to actually DO, because I'm a big butt and didn't find the way to go, so we're gonna be exploring around finding bugs and stuff. That's gonna be a trend for this episode. We also find an Ivory Bug we missed last time! Silly me. She says "our people" and "our curse" however, unlike everyone else who is like "the people" and "the curse". She's kinda dressed like the Imp's so I think she'll fit in. We assure her that things will be okay, and she heads off to the forest to relax. Turns out her name is Eri, and she's consumed with guilt and sadness over the apparent abandonment of the city by their God. Anyway, stuff! We return to the entrance of Karst City and see our good friend.half naked thief girl. Blind run problems blah blah blah you know the drill. So, this episode is pretty short and I apologize! It's because, again, I had some job issues and stuff and thus could not record to the best of my ability.
Zodi Plays: Momodora Reverie Under the Moonlight Eri
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