The final area of the game, the Cave of the Past, an eerie and melancholic place with a gray fog covering all the place.How would you react if this ◊ was careening straight towards you? Lastly, there's their faces, which easily fall into Uncanny Valley territory and make them suddenly darting toward your position from off-screen all the startling. Like most enemies, they can also detect you if they're even partially on-screen, catching careless players off guard, as well as giving them a nasty surprise. They move really fast, much faster than the Chomposaur or Wetnosaur. In the Lost Underworld, Ego Orbs can be this, especially on first sight.The creepy hooded cult members don't help matters. The creepy music in the town alone sets the mood perfectly, telling you things definitely are not right here. The presence of the religious cult in the town makes every one act unnaturally happy and strangely obsessed with the color blue. Happy Happy Village in general is pretty eerie.The whole city is dark and all of the buildings are locked while the aliens haven't gotten to the town yet, it's only a matter of time. The penultimate level of the game, where your party returns to Onett to find that Giygas's invasion has begun.Not to mention think of the people in the town, they are in a town that is always night, zombies are roaming around, people with Jack-o-lanterns for heads are causing trouble, living dummies pop out from nowhere and chase you, and everyone is literally trapped there.Sure, it's all Played for Laughs, but try telling that to a kid.
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It's downright chilling to think what someone with an ambition big enough can do once they have fallen under Giygas' evil influence, and the series shows us just that with Porky. It's a device that is able to control plants and animals into turning violent, and shows people with desires of power illusions, thus making them susceptible to Giygas' influence. The whole concept of the Mani-Mani Statue itself is unsettling.Seeing as Porky usually shows up wherever the Mani-Mani Statue is, it's easy to make the connection as to why he acts the way he does and why he tries to make Ness' life a living nightmare his mental health had declined so much that he became an easy target of Giygas' evil influence. Porky comes from an abusive household, often being physically and emotionally mistreated by both of his parents, and all he ever wanted in life was love from someone, anyone. The Mani-Mani Statue spreads Giygas' influence to plants, animals, and people with questionable intentions, hence why there are humans that attack you.Some players may be frightened when they hear this theme during the Threed Hotel ambush and Magic Cake scenes.Given how abusive the Minch parents are and how unhinged their older son is, it's rather fitting. It gives the feeling of walking through a house and realizing something is very messed up. then dissolves into cacophonic noises, then a weird carousel theme, and back to the start. The music in Porky's House is pretty scary as well.Most of it has to do with creating an otherworldly-effect on the atmosphere of certain parts a good example would be this track. Really, there are some pretty unnerving tunes in this game.Does This Remind You of Anything? Cue Scare Chord.
Eerie red static flashes on the screen, with a quiet, high-pitched noise, and as the flashing slows down, we see a scene of UFOs shooting lightning at a city. Wait through the logos for Nintendo, Ape (now Creatures), and Halken (now just HAL Laboratories)."What kind of horrible training was this?"
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