So, theoretically, Morishige could have died jumping out of that window in Repeated Fear. Sakutaro's fate is finding out about Mayu's death, losing it and killing himself for it.
I'm not quite sure if he specifically asks for forgiveness in that chapter, so I won't place my bets on that aspect of his death, but he clearly doesn't want to be alive after realising that he's been mocking and fantasising over his best friend's corpse. Because, what Sakutaro is really killing himself for here, is for the guilt. From the logic above, you'd think that what I'm about to say is that in BC:RF, Morishige once again died at his own hands with a knife. The first extra chapter of Blood Drive shows specifically how he died in BoS, which was suicide in the sense of sacrificing himself for Mayu.
CORPSE PARTY SEIKO INSANE CRACKED
I don't think we ever really cracked down on what killed Morishige in the first game. So Yui and Morishige must have the same fate too, huh?
After all, in the end, Mayu's insides were ripped out due to the ghost children, which is the exact same description you could give her death in the first game. So, Seiko's fate must be accidental death via Naomi, right? That's what I believe.Īnd I believe that affects the rest of the cast too. But also highlights that once somebody dies for the first time, in the first loop, that fate is what will continue to happen in other loops. Much like how I believe Mitsuki set off the piano string that killed Ryosuke, perhaps this mechanism was again designed to kill a member of the Kisaragi group.
did the wire appear somewhere else? Most likely. She leaves the mechanism on the action of the string disappearing. It causes the strings to appear and disappear. Naomi triggers the same mechanism that messes with the piano wires as Mitsuki & Fukuroi and Ayumi & Yoshiki. GrisGris could have chosen the wire to go anywhere, but it cut her neck - very similar to the rope cutting off Seiko's circulation in the previous game.īut what gave me this idea was, again, the piano wires. I'd also like to highlight the fact that the piano string cut her neck. Naomi didn't directly kill her, but definitely had a significant impact on the events leading up to Seiko's death. In BC:RF, Naomi wasn't REALLY the direct cause of Seiko's death as she was influenced by the darkening. You could view this again as Naomi killing her. So this calm version of Naomi trying to cheer her up seems more inappropriate, which, in Seiko's panicked state, would probably lead her to thinking that Naomi is in the same strange state she was in when she hanged her.Īnd so she tries to run away, which leads on to her going right through the piano string. She's unaware that Naomi was prepared to save her. I may be explaining this part particularly poorly, so excuse me if it's difficult to understand.īut what Seiko remembers is in that tense situations, Naomi tends to scream and cry. This doesn't work due to the fact that Seiko's memories of Naomi would not be applied to this situation. One point is that after supposedly saving Seiko, Naomi tries to calm her down by being nice. it's sort of the same thing in Book of Shadows. Thinking about it, Naomi was the overall cause of Seiko's death in Blood Covered: Repeated Fear. She gets hanged in one, and her head chopped off in the other.īut is this really that much of a difference? I guess, plotwise, the most obvious difference between deaths is Seiko. I got this idea when I was looking at Ryosuke's death. Just going to highlight a small thing here regarding how people die in the loops of Tenjin.
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