Labyrinth of Galleria: The Moon Society
Video Game • 2020 • Fantasy
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Attempted, but quickly thwarted and no visuals are shown. See "is someone sexually assaulted?".
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Sexual assault (or at least the threat of it) is implied often, and made directly clear a few times.
Some cutscenes involve Nachiroux being grabbed inappropriately, and two of these involve the perpetrators also attempting (and failing) to get her alone.
Eureka has a dream early on in which someone attempts to make her strip-
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-which actually happens, though not quite how the dream made it seem, with the character responsible not intending anything sexual.
Also in the latter half of the game, Eureka mentions that she's slept with older men and teachers, despite still being 16.
During a later segment where Nachiroux's store is surrounded by guards, Pumpleton attempts to do so (but Nachiroux escapes.) This is later shown again in a flashback.
Around the same time, when apprehending a serial killer, a character mentions that the killer assaulted some of his victims.
Some cutscenes involve Nachiroux being grabbed inappropriately, and two of these involve the perpetrators also attempting (and failing) to get her alone.
Eureka has a dream early on in which someone attempts to make her strip-
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-which actually happens, though not quite how the dream made it seem, with the character responsible not intending anything sexual.
Also in the latter half of the game, Eureka mentions that she's slept with older men and teachers, despite still being 16.
During a later segment where Nachiroux's store is surrounded by guards, Pumpleton attempts to do so (but Nachiroux escapes.) This is later shown again in a flashback.
Around the same time, when apprehending a serial killer, a character mentions that the killer assaulted some of his victims.
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Does a cat die?
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A named cat is injured, but survives.
Much later, it's mentioned that a character killed an unseen (unrelated) cat.
[Spoilers]
The cat is revived by a witch.
Much later, it's mentioned that a character killed an unseen (unrelated) cat.
[Spoilers]
The cat is revived by a witch.
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Is there pedophilia?
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Eureka and Nachiroux are both underage, and Kay seemingly is as well - all have passes made on them by adults. In particular, Kay begins a relationship with a seemingly much older man.
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Does someone vomit?
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A few scenes have characters vomit. It is never shown, but is referenced in text, sometimes euphemistically sometimes directly.
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The protagonist's father is shown to be abusive, yelling at her in flashbacks and later in the present day. Pieces of the impact this had on her can be seen throughout her behavior.
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Is a minor sexualized?
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Some party member designs appear underage, and of those some have designs of absurdly skimpy clothing.
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Does a horse die?
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Some enemies are horses. Death is suggested more than shown for all enemies (they tend to just fade away when defeated), but unlocking certain abilities will cause all enemies (the horses included) to drop meat, furthering the implication.
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Is there excessive gore?
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Implied regularly, via the critical gore system (in which enemies and units lose limbs to critical hits) - but these are never shown visually beyond a dark red hit indicator.
In a secret (but still necessary) room much later in the plot, interacting with a sun crest will show a vision of a woman holding entrails.
In a secret (but still necessary) room much later in the plot, interacting with a sun crest will show a vision of a woman holding entrails.
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Is rape mentioned?
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No, though it is implied. See "is a character sexually assaulted?"
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Is there genital trauma/mutilation?
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No, though one curio is said to curse off the genitals of any male that touches it.
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[Very Late-game Spoilers]
Initially, Konyac and Toba seem to be a regular married couple, complete with sparse suggestions of some kind of sexual activity. This is very clear in the second half of the game, in which that world's equivalent of the two clearly do so.
However, in the late-game return to the manor of the first half of the game, it's seemingly stated that all along those versions of Toba and Konyac were representing the real Toba and Konyac, and were being played by two siblings, retroactively throwing into question such scenes from the first half of the game.
Initially, Konyac and Toba seem to be a regular married couple, complete with sparse suggestions of some kind of sexual activity. This is very clear in the second half of the game, in which that world's equivalent of the two clearly do so.
However, in the late-game return to the manor of the first half of the game, it's seemingly stated that all along those versions of Toba and Konyac were representing the real Toba and Konyac, and were being played by two siblings, retroactively throwing into question such scenes from the first half of the game.
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Hangings are seen a few times. While generally the context of these hangings would suggest murder, they could easily be read as suicides.
One such hanging is much later stated outright to have been a suicide.
One such hanging is much later stated outright to have been a suicide.
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Flashbacks show the protagonist's unhappy home life as a child. Arguments involving thrown objects are shown, and much later spousal physical abused and attempted murder is shown.
Additionally, there's a brief mention of it in the request memo "The Bridge Vagrant".
Additionally, there's a brief mention of it in the request memo "The Bridge Vagrant".
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Does someone attempt suicide?
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Is there blood/gore?
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Beyond a bloody graphic when scoring a critical gore, blood and gore aren't *shown* too often. However, the trappings of the game still get rather violent (as critical gores are just that, attacks breaking some part of their target, etc.)
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Does a head get squashed?
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As part of the "critical gore" system, party members and enemies alike can sometimes have their heads crushed. This is not shown with any detail, though party members affected this way die instantly, and have to be repaired.
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Is there finger/toe mutilation?
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Critical hits will sometimes become "critical gores", which deal more damage and list a part of the target creature as being "destroyed".
Some parts creatures can have destroyed by these are described as toes/fingers/related, though it is never visually shown.
Some parts creatures can have destroyed by these are described as toes/fingers/related, though it is never visually shown.
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Are there abusive parents?
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See "is a child abused?"
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Is someone burned alive?
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A radio broadcast late in the game mentions an unknown person having burned to death.
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Are there end credit scenes?
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After the credits roll, make a Clear Data save and continue from it.
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Are there nude scenes?
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Some scenes feature characters in underwear/no clothes, though no detailed nudity is seen (i.e., characters groins remain obscured by the UI, nipples remain covered by hair.)
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Is there shakey cam?
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A shaking effect is used sometimes to indicate heavy hits, such as when a boss character is defeated.
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Is there audio gore?
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A fitting impact noise is played when an enemy is hit with a critical gore.
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Unclear if it's intended in the transgender sense or not. One or two request memos are stated to be from characters whose gender is thrown into question, such as "Fancy young lady(?)".
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Are there flashing lights or images?
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Whenever a boss enemy is defeated, the screen will turn white before fading back.
Additionally, right before the final boss the effect is repeated but in rainbow colors. Immediately afterwards, the white effect comes back but *much* more rapid and prolonged, bordering on a strobing effect.
Additionally, right before the final boss the effect is repeated but in rainbow colors. Immediately afterwards, the white effect comes back but *much* more rapid and prolonged, bordering on a strobing effect.
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Is there on-screen pooping?
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No, though some items the player finds on the dungeon floor will be monster dung.
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Is someone sexually objectified?
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Characters make regular comments about Nachiroux's figure, upsetting her greatly.
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Is there decapitation?
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During a hectic moment, a young character is found with no head.
See also "is a head crushed?"
See also "is a head crushed?"
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Is there ableist language or behavior?
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Eureka, in part because of past mistreatment, regularly put herself down as stupid. Other characters sometimes fling this back at her rather viciously.
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Is there cannibalism?
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Mechanically, almost every enemy drops meat which can be eaten by party members. No monsters are outright human, but some come close (such as dolls, or a bird with a human face.)
[Story spoilers]
A plot twist late in the game reveals that a side character cannibalized multiple children.
[Story spoilers]
A plot twist late in the game reveals that a side character cannibalized multiple children.
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Is there deadnaming or birthnaming?
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Not in the transgender sense. Eureka seemingly goes by Eureka everywhere, but her father still refuses to call her that, instead using her childhood name.
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Is there a large age gap?
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Seemingly, between Kay and a reporter.
[Spoilers]
In the latter half of the game, Nachiroux and Eureka discuss the topic of sex, and Eureka mentions having had sex with "older guys" and "teachers". In the same conversation, it's questioned whether Eureka fully understood the act.
[Spoilers]
In the latter half of the game, Nachiroux and Eureka discuss the topic of sex, and Eureka mentions having had sex with "older guys" and "teachers". In the same conversation, it's questioned whether Eureka fully understood the act.
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Is there a hanging?
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Many hanged bodies are seen throughout the story.
Additionally, certain enemies are styled after nooses, and attempt to use instant-kill attacks on party members. Other enemies appear as though they were hanged.
Additionally, certain enemies are styled after nooses, and attempt to use instant-kill attacks on party members. Other enemies appear as though they were hanged.
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Is someone crushed to death?
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Can happen with some enemy attacks, though affected characters can be repaired.
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Is a child abandoned by a parent?
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While the choice was left up to a young Eureka, during a split her mother still allows her to stay with a clearly abusive father, potentially coming across as this.
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Does an LGBT person die?
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[Spoilers]
The nature of death is complicated heavily by where this game goes. Two potentially LGBT characters die, one several dozen hours before they do anything to imply that they are LGBT.
[Late-game spoilers]
Both characters are alive by the end of the game.
The nature of death is complicated heavily by where this game goes. Two potentially LGBT characters die, one several dozen hours before they do anything to imply that they are LGBT.
[Late-game spoilers]
Both characters are alive by the end of the game.
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Is there amputation?
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Often, as part of the critical gore mechanic, though no detail is shown. A later character is also established to have wooden hands as the result of past accidents.
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Is someone gaslighted?
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Very debatable case, but worth the warning regardless.
Much of the game's plot revolves around memory manipulation and removal, though not specifically with the intent to sow doubt in characters' memories or minds.
Much of the game's plot revolves around memory manipulation and removal, though not specifically with the intent to sow doubt in characters' memories or minds.
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255)
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Does the abused become the abuser?
National Domestic Violence Hotline (1-800-799-7233)
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Does someone suffer from PTSD?
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Nothing particularly concrete, though it could be interpreted from a few characters' mannerisms.
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In particular, one character has sparse flashbacks - though only a bit of it appears related to trauma, most of it is from magically-induced amnesia.
[Spoilers]
In particular, one character has sparse flashbacks - though only a bit of it appears related to trauma, most of it is from magically-induced amnesia.
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Does someone miscarry?
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One occurs (relatively) early on, not long after a character is established to be pregnant, but is only explicitly called out much later in the game.
[Late-game spoilers]
On top of that instance, an antagonist's motivation is eventually revealed to be to remake the world, in hopes of bringing back many miscarried children.
[Late-game spoilers]
On top of that instance, an antagonist's motivation is eventually revealed to be to remake the world, in hopes of bringing back many miscarried children.
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Is reality unstable or unhinged?
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Much of the later story has to deal with dreams, visions of the future, and reality bleeding into one another.
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Almost the entire second half of the game deals with worlds increasingly destabilizing and changing.
[Spoilers]
Almost the entire second half of the game deals with worlds increasingly destabilizing and changing.
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Is there body dysmorphia?
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Nachiroux expresses frustration with having large breasts, and it's seemingly implied that it's enough that it partially fuels her refusal to go outside.
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Does a pregnant person die?
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Kind of - [spoilers]
Not long after becoming pregnant, Kay seemingly sacrifices herself to buy the protagonists time. She is later seen alive again, but miscarries and dies within a few days.
Not long after becoming pregnant, Kay seemingly sacrifices herself to buy the protagonists time. She is later seen alive again, but miscarries and dies within a few days.
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Much more common in the latter half of the game.
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Does someone have cancer?
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There is a magical illness which could be read as similar to cancer, but cancer is not mentioned.
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Nachiroux has a magic ash bound to her kidney, significantly impacting her health. It is stated to be incurable, irremovable, and the only treatment available is pills to slow down its impact.
[Spoilers]
Nachiroux has a magic ash bound to her kidney, significantly impacting her health. It is stated to be incurable, irremovable, and the only treatment available is pills to slow down its impact.
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Are any hands damaged?
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As part of the "critical gore" mechanic. No detail beyond text is shown.
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Is someone terminally ill?
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[Spoilers]
Nachiroux has an incurable magical disease. It's established that the only help available for it is to slow it down with medication, rather than treat it outright.
Nachiroux has an incurable magical disease. It's established that the only help available for it is to slow it down with medication, rather than treat it outright.
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Is someone stabbed?
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Frequently mechanically, though it also happens a few times in cutscenes. Neither is shown with particular detail.
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Is there screaming?
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Party members scream frequently when attacked, and screaming happens periodically in cutscenes as well, both out of shock and out of anger.
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Is someone watched without knowing?
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Characters often hear movement throughout the manor, but rarely find the source of it. Much later, there is a scene of Nachiroux watching the manor's residents from afar.
[Spoiler]
Nachiroux eventually learns that multiple other characters have been keeping an eye on her from a distance for almost her entire life.
[Spoiler]
Nachiroux eventually learns that multiple other characters have been keeping an eye on her from a distance for almost her entire life.
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Is there body dysphoria?
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Rather late in the game, a prince character reveals himself to be a trans man, hoping magic can help him transition. He shares a tearful and somewhat descriptive plea for help, but does have his sex magically changed.
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Does someone sacrifice themselves?
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Party members will sometimes step in front of attacks aimed at others, sometimes fainting because of it (though death isn't permanent for any party member.)
Later in the story, a character risks her life using a curio seeing it as the only option to help those around her.
Later in the story, a character risks her life using a curio seeing it as the only option to help those around her.
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Is there a nuclear explosion?
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During a scene where Eureka and Nachiroux are near a tree, a "mushroom cloud-like" explosion occurs in the distance, complete with shockwave.
A later enemy, named "Thermal Nuclear" sometimes uses an attack named "Nuclear Blast".
A later enemy, named "Thermal Nuclear" sometimes uses an attack named "Nuclear Blast".
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Is there farting?
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Some enemies (particularly Ashmar's Vases) use attacks themed as such.
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Is the fourth wall broken?
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The character's input name becomes the "true name" of Fantie, a spirit in the story. Characters will sometimes ask Fantie a question and the player will be prompted to answer.
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Are there ghosts?
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A major character is a spirit, and some enemies have a ghostly design.
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Is someone homeless?
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Nachiroux, upon first meeting her, is hiding out in the manor's attic. A couple of homeless characters appear elsewhere throughout the story as well.
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Is there incarceration?
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[Spoilers]
Early in the second half of the game, Nachiroux is threatened with jail time for using magic. However, she doesn't actually end up in jail.
Much later in the story, however, Nachiroux ends up imprisoned indefinitely. Though the cutscenes last roughly ten minutes, she spends nearly 90 years in jail.
Early in the second half of the game, Nachiroux is threatened with jail time for using magic. However, she doesn't actually end up in jail.
Much later in the story, however, Nachiroux ends up imprisoned indefinitely. Though the cutscenes last roughly ten minutes, she spends nearly 90 years in jail.
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Is someone possessed?
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While the possessed mostly maintains control, the spirit Fantie is regularly stated to have some control over characters who bond with it. In that same vein, Fantie can "take control" of a party member temporarily to make them stronger.
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Is there sexual content?
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Like most NIS games, there are a fair amount of sexual jokes or items, from some quests offering panty armor items as a reward to characters making sexual comments towards others. Party member designs can also be fairly sexualized, and some cutscenes involve sprites of characters in states of undress (though nothing of detail is shown.)
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Are there "Man in a dress" jokes?
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A request memo early in the game is from a sex worker described as "Fancy Young Lady(?)".
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Are there mannequins?
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Mannequins, puppets, dolls, and so on are a major theme of the game. Many enemies and NPCs resemble dolls, and all party members are stated to be dolls, though they only ever appear as humans. Dolls are also seen in a variety of location backgrounds.
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