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* AuthorPhobia: According to the author's note in the back of the book, mothy has found the idea of locks not working to be pretty unsettling since childhood, and was part of the inspiration for the book.
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* CreatorsOddball: Not so much in terms of genre as he's no stranger to mystery and horror, but is considered this for Creator/{{mothy}} by fans for not only a distinct lack of Vocaloid involvement but also an absence of overt fantasy elements, placing events in modern, real-world Japan.
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* CreatorsOddball: Not so much in terms of genre as he's no stranger to mystery and horror, but is considered this for Creator/{{mothy}} by fans for not only a distinct lack of Vocaloid involvement but also an absence of overt high fantasy elements, placing events in modern, real-world Japan.
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* CreatorsOddball: Not so much in terms of genre, but is considered this for Creator/{{mothy}} in particular by Franchise/EvilliousChronicles fans for its distinct lack of Vocaloid, although even taking into account his other works that don't use Vocaloid (such as ''The Torture Tower Doesn't Sleep'' series) it's unique in that it features realistic people, places events in modern, real-world Japan, and has minimal fantasy involvement.
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* CreatorsOddball: Not so much in terms of genre, genre as he's no stranger to mystery and horror, but is considered this for Creator/{{mothy}} in particular by Franchise/EvilliousChronicles fans for its not only a distinct lack of Vocaloid, although even taking into account his other works that don't use Vocaloid (such as ''The Torture Tower Doesn't Sleep'' series) it's unique in that it features realistic people, places involvement but also an absence of overt fantasy elements, placing events in modern, real-world Japan, and has minimal fantasy involvement.Japan.
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* CreatorsOddball: Not so much in terms of genre, but is considered this for Creator/{{mothy}} in particular by Franchise/EvilliousChronicles fans for its distinct lack of Vocaloid, although even taking into account his other works that don't use Vocaloid (such as ''The Torture Tower Doesn't Sleep'' series) it's unique in that it features realistic people, places events in modern, real-world Japan, and has minimal fantasy involvement.
