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** In ''Afterlife'' you can only choose one ending per playthrough and won't finish the boss bestiary in one run.
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** In ''Afterlife'' a new NPC named Nier appears in Journey's End. She is a non-hostlie dragon, provides a single ability to purchase, and gives some grim wisdom about embracing death and even killing if only to spare those from being exploited by Thalamus; whom according to the ARG she shares a seat with in "The Eldritch Hand".
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* DualBoss: In the Caer Siorai, [[spoiler:the second battle with Soul of the Phoenix will eventually see you take on both her red flame and blue flame form at once. There is also the fight with hallucinations of Vrael and Ione just before the final boss.]]
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* DualBoss: In the Caer Siorai, Siorai or The Orange Forest in ''Afterlife'', [[spoiler:the second battle with Soul of the Phoenix will eventually see you take on both her red flame and blue flame form at once. There is also the fight with hallucinations of Vrael and Ione just before the final boss.]]
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* EldritchLocation: Y'lnoth and especially the super secret "Nightmare Hellscape"[[note]] Name given in game files. Listed as ??? in ''Afterlife'' fast travel [[/note]] in both versions and the Collapsing Nightmare in Ending A of ''Afterlife''. The middle of which is accessed in the original by going mortal in former just as the Thalamus encounter begins; and in ''Afterlife'' through the latter by going a specific combo of directions in the final maze.
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* DarkIsNotEvil: Death/Crow fits this to a T. While he is kind of a dick, he is ultimately on Sorun's side to the very end; and assures that death is only necessary for life to move on.
** In ''Afterlife'' a new NPC named Nier appears in Journey's End. She is a non-hostlie dragon, provides a single ability to purchase, and gives some grim wisdom about embracing death and even killing if only to spare those from being exploited by Thalamus; whom according to the ARG she shares a seat with in "The Eldritch Hand".
** In ''Afterlife'' a new NPC named Nier appears in Journey's End. She is a non-hostlie dragon, provides a single ability to purchase, and gives some grim wisdom about embracing death and even killing if only to spare those from being exploited by Thalamus; whom according to the ARG she shares a seat with in "The Eldritch Hand".
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* HiddenDepths: Death while being a snarky {{jerkass}} at first apparently has a genuine passion for cooking. And aswe learn of how he and other beings could have chosen any other way to use their limited interaction in the corporeal realm, it becomes more touching that he is willing to humble himself to serve others even if it's in a resturaunt for tiny lizard people.
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* HiddenDepths: Death while being a snarky {{jerkass}} at first apparently has a genuine passion for cooking. And aswe as we learn of how he and other beings could have chosen any other way to use their limited interaction in the corporeal realm, it becomes more touching that he is willing to humble himself to serve others even if it's in a resturaunt for tiny lizard people.people.
** In ''Afterlife'': Thalamus' acolyte [[spoiler: Ash]] just wants to return to a world where he, his brother, and mother are together as a loving family again; even if its in a false reality crafted by the former.
** In ''Afterlife'': Thalamus' acolyte [[spoiler: Ash]] just wants to return to a world where he, his brother, and mother are together as a loving family again; even if its in a false reality crafted by the former.
