Transcender of Gender
I'm wondering what's to be done about spoilering King Boo's presence in the game; it'd be pointless to try and hide the fact that he does appear and has a significant role since he's featured in promotions and in the opening cutscene where he instigates the plot, but should we spoiler the fact that he's the final boss, and/or details of his motives and boss fight?
they/them || "Forgive me, regent of queer amphibians" - Lt.BGob
If you watch carefully in the ending, on Egad's doohickey, there's a button with a ghost on it, and a button with a boo on it. Egad pressed the ghost button after the Dark Moon was restored, and let out all the ghosts...
Methinks that design flaw will come around if there's a next game.
If everyone were normal, the world would be a dull place. Like reality television.
Weeaboo extraordinare
Am I the only one who thinks this game Darker and Edgier then the first game? Think about it, in the first game, King Boo just wanted to trap the bros. in paintings. Here, he wants to turn the bros. AND their friends into paintings AND take over the world! Just a thought...
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This has been on my mind since I first got this game, but would King Boo qualify as what we would call a Complete Monster?
He shatters the Dark Moon, and turns innocent people into paintings.
And if that wasn't enough, he also uses the ghost of Evershade as his pawns and forces them to mine for paranormal crystals in which he then has them imprisoned against there will, so as to transform them into his ghoulish army; Not to mention he is more then willing to sacrifice the ghosts, including his fellow Boos, if it means being able to achieve his goals!
I don't know about you, but if that's not a CM, I don't know what is!
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