Load up a fragment named Outbreak, D-Team's looking at some robots on the wall. Good thing the Mars mission base has a robot manufacturing room. Wow, an I Drink Your Milkshake reference. In 2016? Even then, that was dated. This robot room is the lamest of the two puzzle rooms so far.
Sigma's like "I lived together with a woman named D in the future, who do you think it could be, Diana? Anyway, she died, so I made a robot in her image named Luna. On an unrelated note, Diana is the Roman goddess of the moon, which is named Luna. Maybe that comes across as subtler to a Japanese audience, I don't know. 11037."
Phi, why do you think using a bomb you know nothing about is a good idea? Last game, you were like "Dude, those antimatter bombs are the strongest thing ever, we should be careful," you know **** all about this bomb here.
I don't remember Phi being this sassy in the last game.
I refuse to believe that a hazmat suit Diana can fit into could also fit Sigma.
Uh-oh, a lock. First one of the game!
Jeez, Diana, you'd have been in time to stop the bomb if you just hadn't wasted time asking Phi to get out of there.
Next fragment: Transporter. Phi's gone, and it's after midnight.
You know, this amnesia drug concept is acceptable when the game is set in 2077, but in 2028, I don't know. I guess I forgave it in Danganronpa, though.
"In 1888, German researchers found an alien transporter device in Antarctica," what am I listening to right now? At least the Titanic actually did have have sister ships. This had better be expanded upon with like aliens being a part of the game or something instead of just being a cheap plot device to avoid explaining how it was built.
The announcement says everyone's dead except us and Akane, Sigma's like "okay fine, I'll use the transporter to transfer us to a reality where Phi exists."
Man, Diana's logic for destroying the transporter in the "don't use it" route makes no sense. It's not even an instance where she's like "I did something I don't understand," she actually justifies it this time.
Use the pods, do the first option of timeline, Sigma's like "well why aren't we in another dimension right now," dude, you KNOW that the pods only replicate things. And then another lock! This game loves locks.
Oh jeez, the next timeline is called Door of Truth. Will it have a puzzle? I don't knowwwwww!
We explore the new dimension, only to find that our team was executed in it. Or was it? I feel like we'd find more than just bloodstains, I feel like there'd probably be enough body to tell who's dead.
And it is a puzzle after all!
"Fully submerge the power supply in water to reset." Don't try this at home, kids.
We find a door that requires an 8-digit number. Am I supposed to know what it is yet? I hope not, because I press back.
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