History VideoGame / LonelyWolfTreat

*** From the third one, [[spoiler:Timber's deceased father, the rabbits living in the Warren as well as Senbei and of all people, ''Mochi''. Timber's dad is the reason behind his son's current state, the Warren hides a dark secret about slain wolves made into taxidermy as well as the culprits behind wrecking the garden, and Senbei being the mastermind of that incident. Mochi herself counts because it's her borderline-VillainProtagonist actions that lead to all these discoveries]].

* NiceMice: May, Nougat, and Drop, the three recurring characters who are mice, are all approachable individuals who are very polite. This is averted with [[spoiler:the mouse cultists of Wormwood that [[TokenGoodTeammate Drop]] is a part of]].

* DudeNotFunny: In Chapter 5, neither Treat nor Mochi are enthused by Moxie joking she'll burn down the Foxy Den just to spite her mom.

* ShoutOut: Per Nami's own admission, Treat's hot springs work uniform is directly based on the ones from ''Anime/SpiritedAway''.

** [[spoiler:Mango and Cotton became friends after Cotton rescued the old rabbit during an avalanche and Mango gave him a rice ball]].

The seventh chapter, ''Lucky Number Moxie'', was released alongside an UpdatedRerelease of the first six chapters in the form of ''[[https://nomnomnami.itch.io/treat-complete Lonely Wolf Treat: The Complete Series]]''. It was later updated with the addition of the eighth chapter, ''Trick Comes Home'', as well as hidden alternate storylines to the previous chapters.

** Is the strange apparition that haunts Moxie throughout the first half of ''Lucky Number Moxie'' a ghost or just an anxiety-induced hallucination? Nothing is outright confirmed, but there is strong evidence towards the former, while Moxie herself dismisses it as the latter.

* ButThouMust: When Trick is starving and spots a suspicious berry bush, the game gives you a choice between eating one berry and... eating a lot of berries. Regardless of what you choose, Trick becomes sick from eating the berries and passes out.

* TheHermit: Trick's master raised them in a cabin in the mountains, and he seems to be a sweet dude so it's possible that he chose this because he likes the solitude and/or because it's the best environment to raise a wolf since it's later mentioned that humans are scared of them.

* {{Cliffhanger}}: ''Dreaming Treat'' ends with Treat and Mochi arriving home and [[spoiler:finding their garden destroyed]].

* GreaterScopeVillain:
** Moxie's AbusiveMom doesn't appear physically in the third game where she kickstarts the plot by demanding money out of her daughter for the Foxy Den.
** On a larger scale, [[spoiler: Trick's master is one of the people who wrote the controversial All-in-one Book of Lore, thus making him partly responsible for the FantasticRacism in the series]].

* WalkingSpoiler: Mango, the old rabbit staying with Treat's pack. You can't talk much about him without revealing that [[spoiler:he is Juju's DisappearedDad whom she thinks was eaten by wolves years ago, and as result, she became obsessed with protecting rabbits from predators]].

The seventh chapter, ''Lucky Number Moxie'', was released alongside an UpdatedRerelease of the first six chapters in the form of ''[[https://nomnomnami.itch.io/treat-complete Lonely Wolf Treat: The Complete Series]]''.

* CarnivoreConfusion: In a world where animals can assume humanoid form and coexist with humans, a meat industry somehow still exists. Apparently, it only makes use of animal species that [[WhatMeasureIsANonHuman do not have this ability]], such as chickens and pigs.

* {{Chuunibyou}}: One of Mochi's neighbors is Pitaya (Ritseiku in the original series), a self-proclaimed legendary ninja who may or may not have come from another world. Unusually for this trope, he doesn't just try to be cool, but wants the people around him to be cool as well. When Treat and Mochi first talk to him, he immediately comes up with badass nicknames and backstories for them.

* FurryConfusion: The animal folk in Creator/NomnomNami's universe are able to shift between humanoid and animal form at will, and those who prefer to stay in their animal form are called naturalists. So far, the only naturalist who appears in the series is Senbei's mother.

** Why exactly did Trick's human master disappear from their life suddenly after they joined Treat's pack?

* GreaterScopeVillain: Moxie's AbusiveMom doesn't appear physically in the third game where she kickstarts the plot by demanding money out of her daughter for the Foxy Den.

** Due to them starting to travel from the fourth game onward, Trick hasn't made a physical appearance since their debut. It can be assumed based on the pattern of {{Player Character}}s, they will appear in the eight chapter for the first time since then.

* TokenHuman: The fourth game reveals that Trick was [[RaisedByHumans raised by a human]] whom they call Master. Although his name and appearance are unknown, he's the second prominent human character introduced in Nami's universe, with Syrup being the first.

* UnnamedParent: Mochi's parents, Moxie's mom, and Trick's master are never given names. Averted with Treat's parents (Cotton and Candy) and Juju's parents ([[spoiler:Mango and Castella]]).