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* Why does Onigawara acts friendlier in this game than in ''VideoGame/MadFather''? [[spoiler:He revives Ayaka in this game, but doesn't do the same for those killed in the other one.]]
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* Why does Onigawara acts friendlier in this game than in ''VideoGame/MadFather''?[[spoiler:He He revives Ayaka in this game, but doesn't do the same for those killed in the other one.]]
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* Why does Onigawara acts friendlier in this game than in ''VideoGame/MadFather''?
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** Ogre used 'medicine' to help keep Robin alive after Maria threw knives at him. He probably used the same thing on Ayaka, and it probably only works within a small window after death.
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** Could also be because while the zombies were a part of the curse in Mad Father, here Ayaka literally was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. It has nothing to do with her and at least Aki had an intended role in the curse. Ayaka was revived because her death had nothing to do with curse and she was a “bystander” to Ogre.
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** Or it could be because the victims in ''VideoGame/MadFather'' had died some time ago meanwhile Ayaka had just died.
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** ''Mad Father'' was developed after ''Misao'', so it's either a case of EarlyInstallmentWeirdness or CanonDiscontinuity. Also there's the fact that it's only ''implied'' that Onigawara and Ogre are the same person, not ''confirmed''.
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** ''Mad Father'' was developed after ''Misao'', so it's either a case of EarlyInstallmentWeirdness or CanonDiscontinuity. Also there's the fact that it's only ''implied'' that Onigawara and Ogre are the same person, not ''confirmed''.''confirmed''.
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Had to clean up the original headscratcher after adding my own theory... Geez guys, learn some grammer!
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* why does onigawara [[spoiler:act friendlier in this game then in mad father?, he revives a girl in this game but dosen't revive the dead in mad father?]]
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* why Why does onigawara [[spoiler:act Onigawara acts friendlier in this game then than in mad father?, he ''VideoGame/MadFather''? [[spoiler:He revives a girl Ayaka in this game game, but dosen't revive doesn't do the dead same for those killed in mad father?]]the other one.]]
** ''Mad Father'' was developed after ''Misao'', so it's either a case of EarlyInstallmentWeirdness or CanonDiscontinuity. Also there's the fact that it's only ''implied'' that Onigawara and Ogre are the same person, not ''confirmed''.
** ''Mad Father'' was developed after ''Misao'', so it's either a case of EarlyInstallmentWeirdness or CanonDiscontinuity. Also there's the fact that it's only ''implied'' that Onigawara and Ogre are the same person, not ''confirmed''.
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