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** After being bombarded with a multitude of protagonistic terms from a slew of other gacha games[[labelnote:Note]]Namely, [[Franchise/TheIdolmaster Producer]], Leader, Commander, [[VideoGame/FateGrandOrder Master]], and Professor[[/labelnote]] and nearly losing their mind, Dante is able to return to the real world at last, who immediately freaks out and cowers from Vergilius. After calming down and being brusquely told to get off the bus by him, Dante decides they prefer this Vergilius over any other.
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** After being bombarded with a multitude of protagonistic terms from a slew of other gacha games[[labelnote:Note]]Namely, games[[labelnote:Note]]Namely [[Franchise/TheIdolmaster Producer]], Leader, Commander, [[VideoGame/FateGrandOrder Master]], and Professor[[/labelnote]] and nearly losing their mind, Dante is able to return to the real world at last, who immediately freaks out and cowers from Vergilius. After calming down and being brusquely told to get off the bus by him, Dante decides they prefer this Vergilius over any other.
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* April Fool's 2023 features the story [[Theatre/AMidsummerNightsDream "A Midspring Night's Dream"]], where Dante undergoes maintenance on their head after fainting, with the absurd side effect of them seeing alternate realities that are [[ShoutOut blatant parodies]] of other gacha game intros, with Vergilius standing in for each game's poster girl.
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* April Fool's 2023 features the story [[Theatre/AMidsummerNightsDream "A Midspring Night's Dream"]], where Dante undergoes maintenance on their head after fainting, with the absurd side effect of them seeing alternate realities that are [[ShoutOut blatant parodies]] of other gacha game intros, with and Vergilius standing in for each game's poster girl.
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* April Fool's 2023 features the story [[Theatre/AMidsummerNightsDream "A Midspring Night's Dream"]], where Dante undergoing undergoes maintenance on their head after fainting, with the absurd side effect of Dante them seeing alternate realities that are [[ShoutOut blatant parodies]] of other gacha game intros, with Vergilius standing in for each game's poster girl.
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** After being bombarded with a multitude of protagonistic terms from a slew of other gacha games [[labelnote:Note]]Namely, games[[labelnote:Note]]Namely, [[Franchise/TheIdolmaster Producer]], Leader, Commander, [[VideoGame/FateGrandOrder Master]], and Professor[[/labelnote]] and nearly losing their mind, Dante is able to return to the real world at last, who immediately freaks out and cowers from Vergilius. After calming down and being brusquely told to get off the bus by him, Dante decides they prefer this Vergilius over any other.
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** After being bombarded with a multitude of protagonistic terms from a slew of other gacha games [[labelnote]]Namely, [[Franchise/TheIdolmaster Producer]], Leader, Commander, [[VideoGame/FateGrandOrder Master]], and Professor[[/labelnote]] and nearly losing their mind, Dante is able to return to the real world at last, who immediately freaks out and cowers from Vergilius. After calming down and being brusquely told to get off the bus by him, Dante decides they prefer this Vergilius over any other.
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** After being bombarded with a multitude of protagonistic terms from a slew of other gacha games [[labelnote]]Namely, [[labelnote:Note]]Namely, [[Franchise/TheIdolmaster Producer]], Leader, Commander, [[VideoGame/FateGrandOrder Master]], and Professor[[/labelnote]] and nearly losing their mind, Dante is able to return to the real world at last, who immediately freaks out and cowers from Vergilius. After calming down and being brusquely told to get off the bus by him, Dante decides they prefer this Vergilius over any other.
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* April Fool's 2023 features Dante undergoing maintenance on their head, head after fainting, with the absurd side effect of Dante seeing alternate realities that are [[ShoutOut blatant parodies]] of other gacha game intros, with Vergilius standing in for the female lead.each game's poster girl.
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** Then, Vergilius parodies the intro to VideoGame/{{Arknights}} as Amiya, holding Dante's hand and calling them "Doctor". And he has ''bunny ears''.
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** Finally, in reference to VideoGame/UmaMusume, an ''actual horse Vergilius'' excitedly commends Dante for winning a race, who has just about had enough.
** After being bombarded with a multitude of protagonistic terms from a slew of other gacha games, Dante is able to return to the real world at last, who immediately freaks out and cowers from Vergilius as a result of what they went through.
** After being bombarded with a multitude of protagonistic terms from a slew of other gacha games, Dante is able to return to the real world at last, who immediately freaks out and cowers from Vergilius as a result of what they went through.
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** Finally, in reference to VideoGame/UmaMusume, an ''actual horse Vergilius'' excitedly commends greets Dante for winning a race, as "chief trainer", who has just about had enough.
** After being bombarded with a multitude of protagonistic terms from a slew of other gachagames, games [[labelnote]]Namely, [[Franchise/TheIdolmaster Producer]], Leader, Commander, [[VideoGame/FateGrandOrder Master]], and Professor[[/labelnote]] and nearly losing their mind, Dante is able to return to the real world at last, who immediately freaks out and cowers from Vergilius. After calming down and being brusquely told to get off the bus by him, Dante decides they prefer this Vergilius as a result of what they went through.over any other.
** After being bombarded with a multitude of protagonistic terms from a slew of other gacha
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* April Fool's 2023 features Dante undergoing maintenance on their head, with the absurd side effect of Dante seeing alternate realities that are [[ShoutOut blatant parodies]] of other gacha game intros, with Vergilius standing in for the female lead.
** To start, Vergilius acts like Arona from VideoGame/BlueArchive, referring to a very confused Dante as "Teacher", and asking them to touch his finger, complete with presenting his index finger on "his side" of the screen.
** In a brief cut to reality, Vergilius is angrily snapping at Ishmael for engaging in PercussiveMaintenance, and tells her to piss off.
** Then, Vergilius parodies the intro to VideoGame/Arknights as Amiya, holding Dante's hand and calling them "Doctor". And he has ''bunny ears''.
** Another cut to reality has Vergilius frustratedly asking Faust how this is supposed to work.
** Finally, in reference to VideoGame/UmaMusume, an ''actual horse Vergilius'' excitedly commends Dante for winning a race, who has just about had enough.
** After being bombarded with a multitude of protagonistic terms from a slew of other gacha games, Dante is able to return to the real world at last, who immediately freaks out and cowers from Vergilius as a result of what they went through.
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* April Fool's 2023 features Dante undergoing maintenance on their head, with the absurd side effect of Dante seeing alternate realities that are [[ShoutOut blatant parodies]] of other gacha game intros, with Vergilius standing in for the female lead.
** To start, Vergilius acts like Arona from VideoGame/BlueArchive, referring to a very confused Dante as "Teacher", and asking them to touch his finger, complete with presenting his index finger on "his side" of the screen.
** In a brief cut to reality, Vergilius is angrily snapping at Ishmael for engaging in PercussiveMaintenance, and tells her to piss off.
** Then, Vergilius parodies the intro to VideoGame/Arknights as Amiya, holding Dante's hand and calling them "Doctor". And he has ''bunny ears''.
** Another cut to reality has Vergilius frustratedly asking Faust how this is supposed to work.
** Finally, in reference to VideoGame/UmaMusume, an ''actual horse Vergilius'' excitedly commends Dante for winning a race, who has just about had enough.
** After being bombarded with a multitude of protagonistic terms from a slew of other gacha games, Dante is able to return to the real world at last, who immediately freaks out and cowers from Vergilius as a result of what they went through.
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* Most of the Corrosion voicelines that play when the Sinners corrode are fairly menacing... Except for Don's Telepole Corrosion line, which has her VA mimick the sound of a dog howling... which due to Don's high-pitched voice, makes Don sound like a ''puppy''.
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* All of the Nagel und Hammer identities continuously fail to see Dante's head as a prosthetic, which is quite egregious considering it is literally ''on fire'' and that the Inquisitors in the main story immediately decry it as a prosthetic the moment they see Dante. Apparently, they were all told [[BlatantLies it was a mask or halmet]]... and every single one of them fell for it. ''Including'' ''[[TheSmartGuy Faust]]''.
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* All of the Nagel und Hammer identities continuously fail to see Dante's head as a prosthetic, which is quite egregious considering it is literally ''on fire'' and that the Inquisitors in the main story immediately decry it as a prosthetic the moment they see Dante. Apparently, they were all told [[BlatantLies it was a mask or halmet]]...helmet]]... and every single one of them fell for it. ''Including'' ''[[TheSmartGuy Faust]]''.
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** All of this not even to mention that he either ''took a selfie'' of the event or flat out ''livestreamed'' his brutal massacre of the Sinners.
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* All of the Nagel und Hammer identities continuously fail to see Dante's head as a prosthetic, unlike the main story where the Inquisitors could tell it was a prosthetic from the moment they saw Dante. Apparently, they were all told [[BlatantLies it was a mask]]... and every single one of them fell for it. ''Including'' ''[[TheSmartGuy Faust]]''.
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* All of the Nagel und Hammer identities continuously fail to see Dante's head as a prosthetic, unlike the main story where which is quite egregious considering it is literally ''on fire'' and that the Inquisitors could tell in the main story immediately decry it was as a prosthetic from the moment they saw see Dante. Apparently, they were all told [[BlatantLies it was a mask]]...mask or halmet]]... and every single one of them fell for it. ''Including'' ''[[TheSmartGuy Faust]]''.
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* Rodion manages to win the high-stakes poker game with confidence and a BatmanGambit, getting access to the dungeon without any trouble... only for the rest of the Sinners, who were literally listening in by crowding around the door, to immediately crash into the room by accident.
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* All of the Nagel und Hammer identities continuously fail to see Dante's head as a prosthetic, unlike the main story where the Inquisitors could tell it was a prosthetic from the moment they saw Dante. Apparently, they were accused of having all told [[BlatantLies it was a mask]]... and every single one from the get go.of them fell for it. ''Including'' ''[[TheSmartGuy Faust]]''.
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** Heathcliff is stuffing his face with kebabs in both hands.
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** The credits art features Rodion gloating about snagging so many chips to the point she has a literal glow around her face, while Don and Heathcliff are quite taken with how many she managed to get. Hong Lu is excitedly showing Faust a chip while an irritated Ryoshu covers her ears, and Charon is drooling as she drives.
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* At one point during the brawl at the bottom floor of the casino, Ryoshu calls Yi Sang a poetaster (basically, a bad poet) and demands his knife, which he gives her. She throws it at a chandelier, and after a long section of narration describing how good Ryoshu is at swordplay, the chandelier falls... and everyone realizes that it didn't actually ''do'' anything.
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* Right off the bat, Don Quixote gets distracted by a slot machine, and Dante, while intrigued, tries to get her back to work. However, their hand slips and hits a button, and the wishpower sticker they would have used later in their plan gets used up entirely to give an instant jackpot, immediately making the security suspicious and derailing the entire plan, much to everyone's dismay.
* At one point during the brawl at the bottom floor of the casino, Ryoshu calls Yi Sang a poetaster (basically, a bad poet) and demands his knife, which he gives her. She throws it at a chandelier, and after a long section of narration describing how good Ryoshu is at swordplay, the chandelier falls... and everyone realizes that it didn't actually ''do'' anything. And then she immediately tries to claim [[BlatantLies she meant to do that]].
* At one point during the brawl at the bottom floor of the casino, Ryoshu calls Yi Sang a poetaster (basically, a bad poet) and demands his knife, which he gives her. She throws it at a chandelier, and after a long section of narration describing how good Ryoshu is at swordplay, the chandelier falls... and everyone realizes that it didn't actually ''do'' anything. And then she immediately tries to claim [[BlatantLies she meant to do that]].
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* After Siegfried kills all the Sinners in under a minute, and subsequently all get resurrected by Dante, neither he nor the rest of K Corp's security seem to care about them breaking the taboo, having apparently served their "sentence" by getting offed. They even get entry to the Nest without any more hassle. Hell, Siegfried happily gives a giddy Don Quixote his autograph, despite literally killing her and her coworkers just minutes ago.
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** Rodion is cheerfully offering Dante a kebab, who is trying to rebuff her for the likely reason that they have no mouth.
** Ryoshu is cooking her kebab with her lighter.
** Heathcliff is stuffing his face with kebabs in both hands.
** Meursault is utterly drenching his kebab with sauce, while a disgusted Ishmael holds her hair away from him.
** Charon has a kebab stuck in her mouth as she drives.
** Rodion is cheerfully offering Dante a kebab, who is trying to rebuff her for the likely reason that they have no mouth.
** Ryoshu is cooking her kebab with her lighter.
** Heathcliff is stuffing his face with kebabs in both hands.
** Meursault is utterly drenching his kebab with sauce, while a disgusted Ishmael holds her hair away from him.
** Charon has a kebab stuck in her mouth as she drives.
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!!Meta
* The way Project Moon's first enterpreise within the world of gacha games deserves a chuckle. The first thing this game developed by a studio of 30 people (10 of which work in their merch cafe) does is [[DemandOverload promptly crash the server]], not being able to support 100,000 people trying to access simultaneously. After the server's online again, several account bugs are patched and rewards are sent out. Then they realize a typo in the beginner's banner so they send out a 10-roll with a free 3*. They test the mailing system again after some compensation was accidentally able to be claimed twice by sending 1 Lunacy...only to send 199 more because they felt bad just sending 1. Then they release the luxcavation dungeons but apply a hotfix within moments after its release.
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* Following the disastrous incident at the checkpoint the Sinners meet up with Effie and Saude who stayed behind to meet up with them to debrief them about N Corp's movement towards the same destination as the Sinners. When finishing, they also mention a bunch of morons stirring up trouble responsible for a Code Purple emergency at a checkpoint. They're left guessing who would be dumb enough to do such a thing and ask if the Sinners managed to catch who they were. Dante and Don Quixote's silence tell them that they're talking to said morons responsible for the incident. A flustered Ishmael steers the conversation away before the embarrassment could linger any further.
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* Following the disastrous incident at the checkpoint the Sinners meet up with Effie and Saude who stayed behind to meet up with them to debrief them about N Corp's movement towards the same destination as the Sinners. When finishing, they also mention a bunch of morons stirring up trouble responsible for a Code Purple emergency at a checkpoint. They're left guessing who would be dumb enough to do such a thing and ask if the Sinners managed to catch who they were. Dante and Don Quixote's silence tell them that they're talking to said morons responsible for the incident. A flustered Ishmael steers the conversation away before the embarrassment could linger any further.
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* All of the Nagel und Hammer identities continuously fail to see Dante's head as a prosthetic, unlike the main story were he was accused of having one from the get go.
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** Adding to this is the visible Sinners' background reactions to her doing this: Rodion covers Sinclair's ears with her hands while looking completely unimpressed, Dante is freaking out with their hands pressed to their head, Ishmael and Heathcliff stand together looking disgusted and comically confused respectively, and Outis looks mildly impressed.
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* Episode 2-12, "Baile y Rola"[[labelnote:Translation]]"Dance and Roll"[[/labelnote]] (Before), starts with a customer losing all their money and complaining. The Mariachis threaten to "throw a pañata party" for them. Sufficiently intimidated by this threat, the customer accepts a pair of maracas... and then dances their way out, sobbing all the while.
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* Episode 2-12, "Baile y Rola"[[labelnote:Translation]]"Dance and Roll"[[/labelnote]] (Before), starts with a customer losing all their money and complaining. The Mariachis call off their fight with the Sinners to threaten to "throw a pañata party" for them. Sufficiently intimidated by this threat, the customer accepts a pair of maracas... and then dances their way out, sobbing all the while.
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* At one point during the brawl at the bottom floor of the casino, Ryoshu calls Yi Sang a poetaster (basically, a bad poet) and demands his knife, which he gives her. She throws it at a chandelier, and after a long section of narration describing how good Ryoshu is at swordplay, the chandelier falls... and everyone realizes that it didn't actually ''do'' anything.
* Right after Effie, Saude, Outis, and Dante work out a plan to steal more [[WindsOfDestinyChange wishpower]] from the casino after Dante blew it all on a jackpot from a slot machine, Heathcliff runs toward the roulette they plan to steal the wishpower from... and goads the casino security into destroying it, making the wishpower unable to be used by the Sinners. This was part of his own plan, as the casino security members let them through to avoid taking the heat for destroying a month's worth of luck.
* Right after Effie, Saude, Outis, and Dante work out a plan to steal more [[WindsOfDestinyChange wishpower]] from the casino after Dante blew it all on a jackpot from a slot machine, Heathcliff runs toward the roulette they plan to steal the wishpower from... and goads the casino security into destroying it, making the wishpower unable to be used by the Sinners. This was part of his own plan, as the casino security members let them through to avoid taking the heat for destroying a month's worth of luck.
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** Sinclair took a basic maracas course when he was at school. He is given a pair of maracas and put on stage. The Mariachis are so impressed by Sinclair's performance they let him pass and even extend offer for him to join.
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** Faust is willing, willing but knows that the Mariachis are looking for something unstable and unpolished...
** Sinclair took a basic maracas course when he was at school. He is given a pair of maracas and put on stage. The Mariachis are so impressed by Sinclair's performance they let him pass and even extend an offer for him to join.
** Sinclair took a basic maracas course when he was at school. He is given a pair of maracas and put on stage. The Mariachis are so impressed by Sinclair's performance they let him pass and even extend an offer for him to join.
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* On the third floor of the casino, the Sinners manage to get permission to pass when Ryoshu impresses the violent trash-talkers by explaining how to mutilate someone's body in enough graphical detail that the game has to censor her speech.
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** Sinclair took a basic maracas course when he was at school. He is given a pair of maracas and put on stage.
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-> '''Mariachi Alegre:''' The wrist-rocking... That pensive expression... Restrained rhythm... Perfection!
*** The Mariachis are so impressed by Sinclair's performance they let him pass and even extend offer for him to join.
-> '''Mariachi Alegre:''' The wrist-rocking... That pensive expression... Restrained rhythm... Perfection!
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** Sinclair took a basic maracas course when he was at school. He is given a pair of maracas and put on stage.
***stage. The Mariachis are so impressed by Sinclair's performance they let him pass and even extend offer for him to join.
-> --> '''Mariachi Alegre:''' The wrist-rocking... That pensive expression... Restrained rhythm... Perfection!
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* Episode 2-12, "Baile y Rola"[[labelnote:Translation]]"Dance and Roll"[[/labelnote]] (Before), starts with a customer losing all their money and complaining. The Mariachis threaten to "throw a pañata party" for them. Sufficiently intimidated by this threat, the customer accepts a pair of maracas... and then dances their way out, sobbing all the while.
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* Episode 2-12, "Baile y Rola"[[labelnote:Translation]]"Dance and Roll"[[/labelnote]] (Before), starts with a customer losing all their money and complaining. The Mariachis threaten to "throw a pañata party" for them. Sufficiently intimidated by this threat, the customer accepts a pair of maracas... and then dances their way out, sobbing all the while.
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[[folder:Episode 2: The Unloving]]
* The fact Effie and Saude's plan fails almost completely - mainly due to the Sinners' antics.
* Episode 2-12, "Baile y Rola"[[labelnote:Translation]]"Dance and Roll"[[/labelnote]] (Before), starts with a customer losing all their money and complaining. The Mariachis threaten to "throw a pañata party" for them. Sufficiently intimidated by this threat, the customer accepts a pair of maracas... and then dances their way out, sobbing all the while.
** Don Quixote tries to join in, only to be immediately criticized by the mariachis.
* In Episode 2-12 (Post-Battle), Ishmael concludes that a powerful dance is required if the Sinners want to leave the floor faster.
** Dante pretends to not know what dance is in order to avoid participating.
** Hong Lu knows some dancing, but the kind he knows requires "a few masks, fans, makeup, and..."
-> '''Dante:''' ...We aren't gonna find them here. Next.
** Heathcliff's only dance experience is from stomping aristocrats' feet at balls.
** Yi Sang simply says:
-> '''Yi Sang:''' My inner voice expresses fear.
** Ishmael spent half her life on a ship and never learned.
** Don Quixote again volunteers to dance and is immediately shut down.
** Ryoshu offers to perform a sword dance.
** Outis immediately offers to dance despite her lack of experience-
** Only to be interrupted by Rodion, who mentions her own dancing is rather embarrassing.
** Gregor is worried his arm might get excited and attack the audience.
** Mersault says nothing.
** Faust is willing, but knows that the Mariachis are looking for something unstable and unpolished...
** Sinclair took a basic maracas course when he was at school. He is given a pair of maracas and put on stage.
*** The Mariachis are so impressed by Sinclair's performance they let him pass and even extend offer for him to join.
-> '''Mariachi Alegre:''' The wrist-rocking... That pensive expression... Restrained rhythm... Perfection!
*** Made even funnier by the fact Sinclair has an identity as "Jefe de Los Mariachis".
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!!Side Content
[[folder:Sinners and their Identities]]
* Sinclair has an identity as "Jefe de Los Mariachis". In this identity, he wields a pair of maracas as weapons. Each one of its attacks is either preceded by or followed by a shake of the maracas.
** By uptying the identity to stage III, we also learn what a "pañata party" is. It's being struck very hard by a pair of maracas.
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!!Main Story
[[folder:Episode 2: The Unloving]]
* The fact Effie and Saude's plan fails almost completely - mainly due to the Sinners' antics.
* Episode 2-12, "Baile y Rola"[[labelnote:Translation]]"Dance and Roll"[[/labelnote]] (Before), starts with a customer losing all their money and complaining. The Mariachis threaten to "throw a pañata party" for them. Sufficiently intimidated by this threat, the customer accepts a pair of maracas... and then dances their way out, sobbing all the while.
** Don Quixote tries to join in, only to be immediately criticized by the mariachis.
* In Episode 2-12 (Post-Battle), Ishmael concludes that a powerful dance is required if the Sinners want to leave the floor faster.
** Dante pretends to not know what dance is in order to avoid participating.
** Hong Lu knows some dancing, but the kind he knows requires "a few masks, fans, makeup, and..."
-> '''Dante:''' ...We aren't gonna find them here. Next.
** Heathcliff's only dance experience is from stomping aristocrats' feet at balls.
** Yi Sang simply says:
-> '''Yi Sang:''' My inner voice expresses fear.
** Ishmael spent half her life on a ship and never learned.
** Don Quixote again volunteers to dance and is immediately shut down.
** Ryoshu offers to perform a sword dance.
** Outis immediately offers to dance despite her lack of experience-
** Only to be interrupted by Rodion, who mentions her own dancing is rather embarrassing.
** Gregor is worried his arm might get excited and attack the audience.
** Mersault says nothing.
** Faust is willing, but knows that the Mariachis are looking for something unstable and unpolished...
** Sinclair took a basic maracas course when he was at school. He is given a pair of maracas and put on stage.
*** The Mariachis are so impressed by Sinclair's performance they let him pass and even extend offer for him to join.
-> '''Mariachi Alegre:''' The wrist-rocking... That pensive expression... Restrained rhythm... Perfection!
*** Made even funnier by the fact Sinclair has an identity as "Jefe de Los Mariachis".
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!!Side Content
[[folder:Sinners and their Identities]]
* Sinclair has an identity as "Jefe de Los Mariachis". In this identity, he wields a pair of maracas as weapons. Each one of its attacks is either preceded by or followed by a shake of the maracas.
** By uptying the identity to stage III, we also learn what a "pañata party" is. It's being struck very hard by a pair of maracas.
[[/folder]]
