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OMORI Verse development thread

Yeah I think the current ratings are safer, if the Earth's size varies then I don't think it should be used at all, "tremendously bigger" doesn't mean planet sized. The same inconsistencies make the MFTL+ rating unsafe imo
Alrighty. Is everything else completely accurate and ready to post? I wonder if anyone does agree with the larger size of Earth being valid, at least maybe for another tier 9 feat. I am still happy for others to comment if they would like. I am quite convinced with the MFTL+ rank however, so while I could post the pages without it, I am still going to anticipate that an upgrade happens.
 
Alrighty. Is everything else completely accurate and ready to post? I wonder if anyone does agree with the larger size of Earth being valid, at least maybe for another tier 9 feat. I am still happy for others to comment if they would like. I am quite convinced with the MFTL+ rank however, so while I could post the pages without it, I am still going to anticipate that an upgrade happens.
I would say the Planet size is valid, but it doesn't really scale.
 
I would say the Planet size is valid, but it doesn't really scale.
What do you mean by it doesn't scale? As in it's not consistent to continuity? The world is a dream there, I doubt it matters. Anyway, I think I'm ready to post the profiles, of course with different ranks for power and speed for now.
 
I think you're a bit quick on the draw there. Let's refine the pages a bit before we outright post them.
 
Maybe. I asked if anything else needed to be adjusted, and two users saw the message without responding to that specific question, so I assumed it was good. I thought that all I had to do was swap the power and speed with the accepted ranks and call it a day. ✨
 
Honestly I just took a quick look at the AP and speed, I actually didn't check out the P&A to see if that's right.
 
I don't even know if Stranger and Headspace Basil could be considered the same thing. We should probably wait for a bit before we have the profiles out and about.
 
I don't even know if Stranger and Headspace Basil could be considered the same thing. We should probably wait for a bit before we have the profiles out and about.
I consider Stranger a projection of the real Basil that Something makes. Anyway, the pages are now everyone's so if you really want to they can be deleted temporarily.
 
Yes please. I've put off making pages for Something and Stranger just due to how hard they are to define.
 
Something isn't "real", it's merely a shared trauma between Sunny and Basil that each got separately from seeing Mari's hanged body. Basil blaming Something for scribbling in his photo album and pushing over Mari is more so his total denial of Sunny even being capable of doing anything bad. Basically, it only exists in the real world as guilt-induced hallucinations. Also, Stranger is completely separate from Basil and even Headspace Basil.
 
Something isn't "real", it's merely a shared trauma between Sunny and Basil that each got separately from seeing Mari's hanged body. Basil blaming Something for scribbling in his photo album and pushing over Mari is more so his total denial of Sunny even being capable of doing anything bad. Basically, it only exists in the real world as guilt-induced hallucinations. Also, Stranger is completely separate from Basil and even Headspace Basil.
It's highly unlikely that Sunny and Basil were merely having hallucinations. I am pretty sure it is safe to assume that two people sharing the same hallucinations that feels so real to the point of the characters both being scared of what it will do next are not actually hallucinations, at least ones that naturally occur. There is clearly something supernatural going on. If there was nothing instead of Something haunting the characters, Basil wouldn't have asked Sunny if he saw Something behind him when Sunny found out Basil was being tortured by Something as well. I am referring to the part where Basil found out Sunny was moving to a new town then went in the washroom to try and cope in private. Basil blaming Something was in the note section as evidence for Something being real, as the apparition was something he could blame in order to convince himself that Sunny didn't kill Mari. That fight with Basil was also certainly an example of why Something is real. Something unexpectedly came from the walls then Basil said "Ah! There it is now! Do you see it? Stay away! Stay away from Sunny!", with Sunny of course seeing it. How can something like that be considered a hallucination or a mere representation of guilt and trauma? Something is a manifestation of guilt and trauma, shown by Something behind Sunny literally forming out of Mari during one of the photos in the photo album found in Black Space.
Stranger is a form of Something that is a projection of the real Basil, while not being Basil himself.
 
Sunny literally killed his sister by accident and Basil helped frame said accidental murder as a suicide. Both of them are going to be extremely traumatized from that. Something's appearance is based on what both Sunny and Basil saw after looking back at Mari's hanging body (As seen multiple times throughout the game), which is why it appears the same between them. Something isn't formed from it, it's what Something's appearance is based off of. Trauma-induced visual and audio hallucinations are also very much possible in the real world, espesially when caused by childhood trauma.

While Sunny seeing Something around Basil is indeed strange, there's no evidence of Something actually interacting with the world.
 
Sunny literally killed his sister by accident and Basil helped frame said accidental murder as a suicide. Both of them are going to be extremely traumatized from that. Something's appearance is based on what both Sunny and Basil saw after looking back at Mari's hanging body (As seen multiple times throughout the game), which is why it appears the same between them. Something isn't formed from it, it's what Something's appearance is based off of. Trauma-induced visual and audio hallucinations are also very much possible in the real world, espesially when caused by childhood trauma.

While Sunny seeing Something around Basil is indeed strange, there's no evidence of Something actually interacting with the world.
Visual and audio hallucinations mustn't be to the degree of an entire house being spooky with a staircase becoming extremely long. Sunny must of been consuming drugs to be hallucinating that much. And why don't Sunny and Basil hallucinate in front of anyone else eh? Sunny is perfectly fine one moment, then he goes home to find pools of spiders and webs. Something taking the same form in the perceptions of Sunny and Basil makes sense with your argument but it doesn't refute that they are sharing supposed hallucinations. Something appearing then Basil questioning if Sunny saw it too which he did, is not natural. It makes sense for Basil to tell a supernatural entity to stay away from Sunny rather than telling hallucinations that Sunny saw too to stay away. I should point out that supernatural occurences in the real world of the game Omori do exist, as Mari's soul sometimes speaks with Sunny. Something being an apparition is not unlikely at all. It's not like Something haunting them even interacts with the world much, it mostly uses mind manipulation to overwealm its victims with the stress they already have. A great point I can make is that it locked Omori out of White Space, essentially making Omori unable to exit Sunny's dream world. Don't tell me Sunny unexpectedly being in a temporary coma is normal, especially when we have been shown that an entity is causing that.
 
Visual and audio hallucinations mustn't be to the degree of an entire house being spooky with a staircase becoming extremely long.
A long staircase could simply be a representation of Sunny's fear of heights. There's plenty of evidence of the Something sections being hallucinations, such as the Knife you pick up leaving your inventory after the battle with Something ends. There's also the fact that Something literally cannot be damaged, it only disappears after Sunny calms down, focuses, persists or overcomes. Sunny can only get past Something by getting through his own fear.
Something taking the same form in the perceptions of Sunny and Basil makes sense with your argument but it doesn't refute that they are sharing supposed hallucinations.
They got the trauma that's causing the hallucinations from the same thing, so of course it's the same.
Something appearing then Basil questioning if Sunny saw it too which he did, is not natural. It makes sense for Basil to tell a supernatural entity to stay away from Sunny rather than telling hallucinations that Sunny saw too to stay away.
Of course Basil thinks the hallucination is real, that's the entire point of a hallucination.
I should point out that supernatural occurences in the real world of the game Omori do exist, as Mari's soul sometimes speaks with Sunny.
This happens one time in Headspace before you go into the water area I'm pretty sure, and using an event in Headspace to support supernatural occurrences being real is frankly absurd.
A great point I can make is that it locked Omori out of White Space, essentially making Omori unable to exit Sunny's dream world.
When did this happen? Also, being made from Sunny's trauma means Something would exist in Headspace, meaning it stopping Omori is possible without it existing in the real world, since Omori also only exists in headspace.
 
I should also note that during the whole "Extended stairs" thing Sunny had mild food poisoning from a bad steak.
 
A long staircase could simply be a representation of Sunny's fear of heights. There's plenty of evidence of the Something sections being hallucinations, such as the Knife you pick up leaving your inventory after the battle with Something ends. There's also the fact that Something literally cannot be damaged, it only disappears after Sunny calms down, focuses, persists or overcomes. Sunny can only get past Something by getting through his own fear.

They got the trauma that's causing the hallucinations from the same thing, so of course it's the same.

Of course Basil thinks the hallucination is real, that's the entire point of a hallucination.

This happens one time in Headspace before you go into the water area I'm pretty sure, and using an event in Headspace to support supernatural occurrences being real is frankly absurd.

When did this happen? Also, being made from Sunny's trauma means Something would exist in Headspace, meaning it stopping Omori is possible without it existing in the real world, since Omori also only exists in headspace.

I should also note that during the whole "Extended stairs" thing Sunny had mild food poisoning from a bad steak.
So first it was hallucinations and now it's a representation of fear? The supposed hallucination are because of fear, and Sunny hallucinating so much is unrealistic. Sunny doesn't have schizophrenia or something like that. The knife probably left Sunny's inventory because it wasn't real, inexplicably appearing on the extended staircase. The knife was also useless because Something couldn't be damaged, being an apparition or being a stronger entity scaling to the characters in Headspace. Sunny persevering making Something disappear is because Something mostly only uses mind manipulation, which doesn't seem to be unflawed. However, if Sunny never remembers his past and never betters his life, he has no reason to be capable of resisting Something, which is exactly why he succumbs to Omori. Also, there are cases where Something straight-up denies Sunny of any way to mentally persevere, such as during the fight against Basil.
Sunny and Basil wouldn't be seeing the same things if they were hallucinating, they would be both hazy individually while seeing the same thing in their own way, because that's how brains work. If I tell you to think of a rubber ball, it does not guarantee you to think of a red colored one because you have a separate brain from me. The characters see the same thing in a literal way as if it is something haunting them, so it's way more likely that there is actually something there instead of Something being merely their hallucinations. You also completely skipped how I noted that Sunny and Basil conveniently never get hallucinations when they are with their friends.
The characters were not even bewildered, they simply acknowledged that Something appeared as if it was a frequent occurrence that happens when they are alone, but still scared of it because of what it was doing to them. I'm not convinced that Something is a hallucination.
I was referring to in the real world when Sunny checked out the piano when Kel and Hero slept over. Mari had a conversation with Sunny while playing the piano. Hero even came in because he heard noise. Supernatural occurrences exist in this game. It is even implied that Mari's soul is the one telling Sunny that Something is not as scary as he thinks since that's basically precisely what dream Mari tells Omori when facing his fear of water. I don't think Mari would be sharing hallucinations in the afterlife. I know Mari can see the dreams of Sunny but hallucinations are a sensory problem, not imagination. Since Something can haunt Sunny in both his dreams and in real life, as well as lock Omori out of White Space, I am adamant that Something is an apparition that has subjective reality and mind manipulation, not just a hallucination.
There was a link of Something locking Omori out of White Space on its page, but I shall link it here too. Something is the only entity besides Omori who has been in both White Space and the dream world. White Space seems to be a hiding place for Omori/Sunny, so this is important information.
The stairs were extended before Sunny ate steak and it extended in other nights where he ate nothing.
 
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So first it was hallucinations and now it's a representation of fear? The supposed hallucination are because of fear, and Sunny hallucinating so much is unrealistic. Sunny doesn't have schizophrenia or something like that.
Maybe not Schizophrenia, but Sunny has many of the symptoms of real world Dissociative Identity Disorder. Omori himself is clearly a spit personality (while people with DID can have as many as 4,500 identities and over ten is common, about half of patients have less than ten, and having just two is very much possible). The other main symptom is being unable to recall personal information beyond the level of simple forgetfulness (Such as Sunny simply not recognizing the truth of his actions). Various Anxiety Disorders are also very common in people with DID, which could explain the excessive fear.
The knife was also useless because Something couldn't be damaged, being an apparition or being a stronger entity scaling to the characters in Headspace. Sunny persevering making Something disappear is because Something mostly only uses mind manipulation, which doesn't seem to be unflawed.
Another assumption that requires jumping through far less hoops is that Something is a hallucination and as such cannot be damaged, and cannot be overcome without calming down.
However, if Sunny never remembers his past and never betters his life, he has no reason to be capable of resisting Something, which is exactly why he succumbs to Omori. Also, there are cases where Something straight-up denies Sunny of any way to mentally persevere, such as during the fight against Basil.
Are you implying that Omori and Something are somehow connected even though you just said Something tried to stop Omori at one point? And maybe Sunny can't mentally persevere while fighting against Basil because his best friend is trying to kill himself right in front of him and that's not something you can mentally persevere through as it's happening!?
Sunny and Basil wouldn't be seeing the same things if they were hallucinating, they would be both hazy individually while seeing the same thing in their own way, because that's how brains work.
It's technically not impossible, considering their form of trauma is exactly the same.
You also completely skipped how I noted that Sunny and Basil conveniently never get hallucinations when they are with their friends.
With his friends, Sunny is noticeably calmer and more happy because he's with people he dearly trusts and cares about, and know would protect him. Not to mention, he mostly hallucinates at night in general, regardless of if his friends are there.
I'm not convinced that Something is a hallucination.
It's not my fault you're wrong.
I was referring to in the real world when Sunny checked out the piano when Kel and Hero slept over. Mari had a conversation with Sunny while playing the piano. Hero even came in because he heard noise. Supernatural occurrences exist in this game. It is even implied that Mari's soul is the one telling Sunny that Something is not as scary as he thinks since that's basically precisely what dream Mari tells Omori when facing his fear of water.
Sunny has seen people from headspace in the real world (Such as just before the true ending). As for why Hero showed up, Mari instantly disappearing the moment someone else appeared seems to be evidence towards it just being a hallucination. Given Hero probably didn't expect Sunny to be in the piano room, it's entirely possible that he just heard footsteps in a place he didn't expect to hear them. And even normal Headspace Mari tells Omori to face his fears several times.
I don't think Mari would be sharing hallucinations in the afterlife.
That's because she isn't.
There was a link of Something locking Omori out of White Space on its page, but I shall link it here too. Something is the only entity besides Omori who has been in both White Space and the dream world. White Space seems to be a hiding place for Omori/Sunny, so this is important information.
Omori pretty much only exists in Headspace. As such Something, another being from Headspace, could do such a thing. Given Something is Sunny's own trauma, it makes sense it would have such a powerful impact in his mind. But that's all it is.
What's being discussed is if Something haunting Sunny and Basil is merely a hallucination or not. Other than that, I really want someone to actually tell me if I did a good job making profiles for Basil and Something.
Even if Something was real, which it isn't, the profiles still contain total headcanon, such as Stranger being an astral projection of Basil, and greatly misinterprets many abilities like Something "making Basil's room disappear" when you can clearly still see large parts of it.
 
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Maybe not Schizophrenia, but Sunny has many of the symptoms of real world Dissociative Identity Disorder. Omori himself is clearly a spit personality (while people with DID can have as many as 4,500 identities and over ten is common, about half of patients have less than ten, and having just two is very much possible). The other main symptom is being unable to recall personal information beyond the level of simple forgetfulness (Such as Sunny simply not recognizing the truth of his actions). Various Anxiety Disorders are also very common in people with DID, which could explain the excessive fear.
So basically you're writing that his entire house looking haunted is merely anxiety, even though Something is supposed to be a creature caused by hallucinations? What happened to Something being hallucinations then? Y'know, Sunny hardly even remembered his trauma, so I don't see how he can have schizophrenic levels of hallucinations only because of anxiety. If anything, he should have vague memories of seeing Mari's corpse hanging and looking back at him, only seeing them for a second at night before realizing it was just a shadow.
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Another assumption that requires jumping through far less hoops is that Something is a hallucination and as such cannot be damaged, and cannot be overcome without calming down.
Something being intangible or a stronger entity scaling to Headspace characters and an entity that uses mind manipulation is literally what I thought of the first time I watched the game when I found out that Something is a reoccurring entity. A character not being damaged doesn't mean it isn't real. I could write that Napstablook from Undertale isn't real, since they can't be damaged and is probably just a representation of Frisk being homesick of life above the Underground. Nabstablook is clearly a ghost only based on a music sharing website rather than merely being a representation of it. Just because an entity is based on something, doesn't mean it isn't real, even if it can't be interacted with. Sure, Undertale clearly is a story that can't happen in real life, so it's easier to determine that Nabstablook is a ghost, but a story being realistic doesn't rule out the options for unrealistic occurrences to happen, such as being visited by spirits.
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Are you implying that Omori and Something are somehow connected even though you just said Something tried to stop Omori at one point? And maybe Sunny can't mentally persevere while fighting against Basil because his best friend is trying to kill himself right in front of him and that's not something you can mentally persevere through as it's happening!?
Omori and Something don't team up, all I wrote was that Sunny couldn't resist Something so he succumbed to Omori, his alter-ego existing to prevent him from discovering his past while Something is abstract of what Omori counters. Basil never said he was going to suicide, he said he was going to free both of them of Something haunting them, followed by the two fighting each other. We know what Basil would've done if Sunny hadn't tried to help but Sunny didn't know that. Whether Something is real or a hallucination in this example doesn't better either of our arguments so I should switch the example. Sunny's fight against Stranger during the hikikomori route doesn't allow him to mentally persevere either, even though he was in a dream. I only put subjective reality on the profiles because Something can exist in dreams and reality, but Stranger saying that it will trap Sunny down there forever is certainly the only scenario that can make Sunny not be able to mentally persevere if it's not mind manipulation, especially forcing Omori to swap out for Sunny. I don't know how this can be interpreted as not supernatural, it needs to be either mind manipulation, subjective reality or a mix of both.
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It's technically not impossible, considering their form of trauma is exactly the same.
Technically it's not impossible for us to imagine the exact same images when yesterday I told you to think of a rubber ball, today I can ask you to imagine a tree, (I imagined a generic drawn tree that is colored in with green and brown,) tomorrow I could ask you to imagine a slide on a playground, the next day I could ask you to imagine a cat, and so on, but that is highly unlikely for us the imagine the exact same images with generalized ideas in mind. Sunny and Basil seeing the exact same things doing the exact same actions in the exact same places while treating them as real, are scenarios better assumed as real rather than an insane coincidence.
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With his friends, Sunny is noticeably calmer and more happy because he's with people he dearly trusts and cares about, and know would protect him. Not to mention, he mostly hallucinates at night in general, regardless of if his friends are there.
I don't think Sunny wouldn't be afraid of speaking to friends he hasn't interacted with ever since he was a kid. People change. I would be very uneasy interacting with childhood friends I have left behind. At night, Kel walked with Sunny home. Sunny went from happily separating to high on drugs level hallucinating in the matter of a few seconds. That's not realistic. When Kel and Hero slept over, Something was completely absent, except for a scary Mari appearing in the mirror due to whatever is haunting Sunny and Basil not being visible to characters it doesn't haunt.
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It's not my fault you're wrong.
That was solely to be spiteful to me since this wasn't it's own argument, just a finisher statement of a paragraph. Does this mean you have no comment about how Sunny and Basil were not bewildered about Something at all and were only scared of what it was capable of? If not then I think this point should be removed since we're really going to figure out the answer by focusing on the other ones.
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Sunny has seen people from headspace in the real world (Such as just before the true ending). As for why Hero showed up, Mari instantly disappearing the moment someone else appeared seems to be evidence towards it just being a hallucination. Given Hero probably didn't expect Sunny to be in the piano room, it's entirely possible that he just heard footsteps in a place he didn't expect to hear them. And even normal Headspace Mari tells Omori to face his fears several times.
The version of Mari there was not purple, it looked much like a spirit of the real one. The dream versions of Sunny's friends before the best ending was probably just signifying the bad ending at the hospital by Sunny's imagination (since those are imaginary entities), similar occurrences happen a lot but not everything is like that. Mari disappearing is probably because she only wanted to be seen by Sunny to talk about the recital they never got to perform at. Sunny upstairs heard music from downstairs, came down to see Mari and have the conversation, then someone else came because he also heard music so it was time for Mari to leave. Mari was talking as a different entity, telling Sunny she might of been too hard on him because she wanted the recital to be perfect, so this isn't merely Sunny's imagination. If Hero heard footsteps then I think he should've expected to see someone out of bed, he said he heard music specifically so it must of been Mari he heard. And for it being implied that Mari is the one telling Sunny that Something is not as scary as he thinks it is, I didn't have in mind that the spirit version of Mari was the one in the example I showed, I meant that the dream Mari is Sunny's imagination based on past memories so this must've been something Mari has said before or the "???" must've been Mari's voice for Sunny's brain to associate the quote with Mari.
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That's because she isn't.
This is a video game, you don't need to believe in spirits for Something and Mari to still be entities instead of hallucinations and imagination. The paragraph above is all we need in order to settle this. If the paragraph above is correct, then Something is confirmed to be real (for the reasons previously stated).
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Omori pretty much only exists in Headspace. As such Something, another being from Headspace, could do such a thing. Given Something is Sunny's own trauma, it makes sense it would have such a powerful impact in his mind. But that's all it is.
(Clarification: to me I considered White Space a place where entities that are only imagination are not able to go to due to it being related to Sunny's consciousness or something like that, but what you wrote makes sense since Omori is pretty much a version of Sunny created from D.I.D. so if Something is because of trauma then it could probably also enter White Space.) But still, locking Sunny in a state of dreaming isn't something a regular dream character should do. The door connecting White Space and Neighbor's Room is like the connection link between consciousness and dreams. I can't imagine the possibility of Rosa pranking Omori by locking herself in White Space, since she only exists as a character in Sunny's dreams. Remember that this isn't even the only reason I consider Something having mind manipulation.
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Even if Something was real, which it isn't, the profiles still contain total headcanon, such as Stranger being an astral projection of Basil, and greatly misinterprets many abilities like Something "making Basil's room disappear" when you can clearly still see large parts of it.
Stranger is a projection of Basil that Something made, not Basil himself. For the rest you wrote, when making a page and having others check it, I like to include as much as I can think of that could be accepted so I can avoid forgetting information that others might not think about. To me, Something's ability to make rooms disappear is more of mind manipulating Sunny into perceiving them as nothing and unneeded, but I made it spatial manipulation just in case I was wrong. (I don't know what you mean by being able to see large parts of the room when Sunny wasn't even in the room when the disappearance occurred but I don't think it's spatial manipulation anyway.) What else is there that needs adjustment?
 
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I'm done arguing with you. Do you know why Something isn't real? Because, OMORI as a story would be immensely cheapened by there just being a Nightmare on Elm Street monster being behind the main conflict.

If what you're suggesting was true, that means that it wasn't four years of repressed trauma, bullying and his best friend leaving his life forever that caused Basil to want to kill himself, but instead he did it because Dark Matter from Kirby told him to.

If something is this incredibly powerful entity, then why isn't it the final boss? No, instead, Omori himself is the final boss. If Something was behind everything, then why does it simply go away after Omori is defeated? OMORI is not a conflict between a someone and a supernatural entity. OMORI is a conflict of Man vs Self. Someone who's buried the truth of his actions deep, deep within his own mind, and after four years of buildup, it starts to get out.

Something isn't real because, by being real, it ruins the entire point of the story simply by existing. Your profiles are terrible, your headcanon is story-breaking and your arguments are full of fallacy. I genuinely regret letting you into this discussion.
 
Telling me what you think of my arguments overall is not the best time to write that you're finished arguing with me. I didn't even know you thought of what I wrote that way until now.
I'm done arguing with you. Do you know why Something isn't real? Because, OMORI as a story would be immensely cheapened by there just being a Nightmare on Elm Street monster being behind the main conflict.

If what you're suggesting was true, that means that it wasn't four years of repressed trauma, bullying and his best friend leaving his life forever that caused Basil to want to kill himself, but instead he did it because Dark Matter from Kirby told him to.

If something is this incredibly powerful entity, then why isn't it the final boss? No, instead, Omori himself is the final boss. If Something was behind everything, then why does it simply go away after Omori is defeated? OMORI is not a conflict between a someone and a supernatural entity. OMORI is a conflict of Man vs Self. Someone who's buried the truth of his actions deep, deep within his own mind, and after four years of buildup, it starts to get out.

Something isn't real because, by being real, it ruins the entire point of the story simply by existing. Your profiles are terrible, your headcanon is story-breaking and your arguments are full of fallacy. I genuinely regret letting you into this discussion.
That means the debate is inconclusive. And no, that's not how stories work. We don't morph the story into something else just because someone finds it cheap, when it's not even cheap. Something haunting the protagonists is the manifestation of what they have been going through so I don't see how that is lame. The story's awesomeness is maintained perfectly fine.
Dark Matter from Kirby of the Stars has corruption and mind manipulation in the context of control for evil doings, but Something's mysteriousness and direct links to all of the negative outcomes in Basil's life while still being an actual entity doesn't make the story "immensely cheapened". That's a reason why I put possible abstract existence for Something, which to me is actually definite rather than a mere possibility.
The answer is obvious: Omori is the final enemy because he is what prevented Sunny from stopping isolating himself and telling the truth to his friends, which would get rid of Something in the process due to it being abstract of the trauma and guilt. It's still a man VS self story. Something being a real entity or not makes hardly a difference in the story, you're doing the straw man fallacy by pretending that I perceived this story as a cheesy ghost story by the campfire. (Or maybe just misinterpreting my arguments.) I simply noticed that Something has blatant traits of being an apparition rather than four different exaggerated tricks the brain can do on someone. Also, if we have a profile for Omori, who is a Headspace character, then Something rightfully deserves that treatment as well. And how does Omori's profile actually consider Omori able to "take control of Sunny's body in the real world" in the notes section rather than considering it Sunny perceiving himself as the hikikomori Omori represents? If Something truly isn't real then that note on Omori's profile shouldn't exist because Omori isn't real either.
The fourth paragraph is kind of a summary of the other three so I don't have a comment.
 
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IIRC "A kid's guilt and trauma", even within their own mind, dosn't qualify as a Concept by our Wiki's standards, which is why Omori himself lacks Abstract Existence.
 
IIRC "A kid's guilt and trauma", even within their own mind, dosn't qualify as a Concept by our Wiki's standards, which is why Omori himself lacks Abstract Existence.
Then it can be abstract in a different sense, that can be included in the Summary while not qualifying for an actual ability.
Whether Something is real or not doesn't change that the story is about Sunny redeeming himself and figuring out his past, overcoming his fears and whatnot. It's so awesome, that I made profiles for Something and Basil since I saw the signs of a supernatural entity that would make for neat pages. That kind of work is not regrettable. If you really think it's regrettable, and other debaters convey the same message, then it's your problem having less gladly knowledgable members of the Omori game.
 
IIRC "A kid's guilt and trauma", even within their own mind, dosn't qualify as a Concept by our Wiki's standards, which is why Omori himself lacks Abstract Existence.
you dont need to be a concept to have ae from the ae page itself "embody a concept, thought or idea" and hell there is more stuff that can qualify for it, like dreams or wills, so omori would very much qualify
 
Eh, we'd have to ask a staff member about that, though I can see how Omori might qualify.

I think the Abstract Existence page has been changed somewhat since I said that, as well, though I may be mistaken.
 
Nah it hasnt, there was an attempt to change it after IZ got ae1 to only make it conceptual since Dragon Ball and getting standards changed due to itself are as synonymous as rice and meat
 
We don't need this spoiler thing in the profiles anymore. The game has been released almost a year ago
 
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