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* DiagnosedByTheAudience: Murr's personality change after his soul was shattered has some fans drawing comparisons to someone suffering from brain damage.
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** Murr's personality change after his soul was shattered has some fans drawing comparisons to someone suffering from braindamage.damage.
** There's something up with Rustica's mind, considering his bizarre behaviour and his amnesia. Whenever he mistakes someone for his bride, it almost seems like he enters a state of non-lucidity, as he will kidnap candidates who couldn't possibly be his bride, like animals or children, and then calm down and let them go later with genuine apologies.
** Murr's personality change after his soul was shattered has some fans drawing comparisons to someone suffering from brain
** There's something up with Rustica's mind, considering his bizarre behaviour and his amnesia. Whenever he mistakes someone for his bride, it almost seems like he enters a state of non-lucidity, as he will kidnap candidates who couldn't possibly be his bride, like animals or children, and then calm down and let them go later with genuine apologies.
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* LGBTFanbase: The game endeared itself to LGBT fans by actually doing away with the usual subtext common in Joseimuke games and making all of the wizards canonically bisexual. None of them are in relationships, but their sexuality is semi-frequently referenced in both their actions and dialogue, and one very important aspect of the MythArc is [[spoiler: the male Shylock's romantic love of fellow man Murr.]] In a genre that frequently teases its fans with HoYay but stops short of every actually confirming anything, a game where the characters are openly bisexual is like a breath of fresh air.
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* DiagnosedByTheAudience: Murr's personality change after his soul was shattered has some fans drawing comparisons to someone suffering from brain damage.
* LGBTFanbase: The game endeared itself to LGBT fans by actually doing away with the usual subtext common in Joseimuke games and making all of the wizards canonically bisexual. None of them are in relationships, but their sexuality is semi-frequently referenced in both their actions and dialogue, and one very important aspect of the MythArc is [[spoiler: the male Shylock's romantic love of fellow man Murr.]] In a genre that frequently teases its fans with HoYay but stops short of every actually confirming anything, a game where the characters are openly bisexual is like a breath of freshair.air.
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* LGBTFanbase: The game endeared itself to LGBT fans by actually doing away with the usual subtext common in Joseimuke games and making all of the wizards canonically bisexual. None of them are in relationships, but their sexuality is semi-frequently referenced in both their actions and dialogue, and one very important aspect of the MythArc is [[spoiler: the male Shylock's romantic love of fellow man Murr.]] In a genre that frequently teases its fans with HoYay but stops short of every actually confirming anything, a game where the characters are openly bisexual is like a breath of fresh
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LGBTFanbase: The game endeared itself to LGBT fans by actually doing away with the usual subtext common in Joseimuke games and making all of the wizards canonically bisexual. None of them are in relationships, but their sexuality is semi-frequently referenced in both their actions and dialogue, and one very important aspect of the MythArc is [[spoiler: the male Shylock's romantic love of fellow man Murr.]] In a genre that frequently teases its fans with HoYay but stops short of every actually confirming anything, a game where the characters are openly bisexual is like a breath of fresh air.
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LGBTFanbase: The game endeared itself to LGBT fans by actually doing away with the usual subtext common in Joseimuke games and making all of the wizards canonically bisexual. None of them are in relationships, but their sexuality is semi-frequently referenced in both their actions and dialogue, and one very important aspect of the MythArc is [[spoiler: the male Shylock's romantic love of fellow man Murr.]] In a genre that frequently teases its fans with HoYay but stops short of every actually confirming anything, a game where the characters are openly bisexual is like a breath of fresh air.
