History WMG / Eversion

[[WMG: [[SailorMoon Queen Nehellenia]] is Nehema.

* It's also an aversion of ChekovsGun for that matter.

** Alternatively: {{ShockSite Screamers}}

[[WMG: The hero and princess are {{Eldrich Abomination}}s turned into SugarBowl characters.]]
Before the start of the game, [[AWizardDidit A wizard]] turned a pair of abominations into happy-go-lucky harmless characters, and scattered the essence of their evil throughout his happy world, trapping them within the happy. Flower Man has to collect as many of the gems as he can to regain their once-unfathomable power, while gradually traveling back to his world. If he doesn't, the Princess turns back into her real form, and devours him. If he does, they both change back, and fall in eldrich love.

* Agreed. Consider that in the final level, you have to lower the level of terror to zero to proceed. If you brought the world back from being a nightmare realm to being normal again. All this evil had to go SOMEwhere...

[[WMG: The hero and princess are EldrichAbominations turned into SugarBowl characters.]]

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[[WMG:The Hand is the BigBad, Zee Tee's father and Nehema's husband.]]
The creature living under the water/lava/acid/etc has an unknown number of hands that either reach out of the water or detach from itself and fly forward from the safety of its smoggy surrounding (the creature reemerging in anger of Zee Tee's progress). In the beginning, the creature is simply watching from above as Zee Tee was expected to fail. Zee Tee managed to get through easily after finding spots where he can everse, much to the creature's chagrin. When he reached level 3, the creature makes himself known by chasing him down to leave Zee Tee a message and discourage him from returning. (It's assumed that the reason the smog is so thin is simply because of graphical/processing limitations.) From then on, there are hands coming out of the water in half of the layers, and later on going through the (supposedly TurnsRed mode) smoke. After both chases, the hands do not appear before layer 5, probably because the early layers' sun is too bright for it to penetrate the surface for long periods of time. (In the HD version, the sun is setting on an ocean during layer 4, showing that past this point the creature is ready for business.) It will still break through between layers 5 and 8 because doing so now is child's play and doesn't need energy. Notice that during World 8 the creature is simply waiting under the roof of its castle, watching Zee Tee fail while attacking with hands when needed. It doesn't need to save energy at this point because the water is simply a supplement to combat its weakness, the sunlight. After laying in wait for 4 layers the creature can only muster a final hand because of Zee Tee bringing the Sun's power into its lair.

We do not know what the creature looks like until the ending, where we see it's giant eye either glaring blankly as his wife finishes off the helpless hero or watching in joy when Zee Tee reveals he was EvilAllAlong, and was in fact one of the creature's spawn. This creature is the PapaBear of all the Mooks and Zee Tee, as well as the husband of Nehema. (She still goes by "Princess" to preserve her youth, and to remember times gone by.) After a horrible incident, which may be because of Zee Tee's ability to everse between layers unchanged, he was exiled far from his father's home. Zee Tee is outraged by his parents and seeks to confront them again with the symbol of his new rebellious spirit--his bright disguise. Should Zee Tee fail to collect the 240 gems required to reveal the darkest layer where the real castle entrance is, Zee Tee will fall into a trap entrance that Nehema set up to kill Zee Tee should he enter. The first time Zee Tee encounters this trap, he'll inevitably "respawn" in one of the spots he chose in the beginning of a level, having realized that instead of confronting them, he must show his parents he accepts them and show them their rash behavior through conversation... or something. (Hey, I'm all thought out!). By entering the eighth layer Zee Tee can bypass the trap and get to the real entrance. In the end, Zee Tee finally removes his disguise, symbolizing the acceptance of his heritage. His parents come to terms with Zee Tee's power and reignite the love for their son.

* inhale*

The creature living under the water/lava/acid/etc has an unknown number of hands that either reach out of the water or detach from itself and fly forward from the safety of its smoggy surrounding (the creature reemerging in anger of Zee Tee's progress). In the beginning, the creature is simply watching from above as Zee Tee was expected to fail. Zee Tee managed to get through easily after finding spots where he can everse, much to the creature's chagrin. When he reached level 3, the creature makes himself known by chasing him down to leave Zee Tee a message and discourage him from returning. (It's assumed that the reason the smog is so thin is simply because of graphical/processing limitations.) From then on, there are hands coming out of the water in half of the layers, and later on going through the (supposedly TurnsRed mode) smoke. After both chases, the hands do not appear before layer 5, probably because of a combination of the facts that it's weak from being out of water and that the early layers' sun is too bright for it to penetrate the surface. (In the HD version, the sun is setting on an ocean during layer 4, showing that past this point the creature is ready for business.) It will still break through between layers 5 and 8 because doing so now is child's play and doesn't need energy. Notice that during World 8 the creature is simply waiting under the roof of its castle, watching Zee Tee fail while attacking with hands when needed. It doesn't need to save energy at this point because the water is simply a supplement to combat its weakness, the sunlight. After laying in wait for 4 layers the creature can only muster a final hand because of Zee Tee bringing the Sun's power into its lair.

The creature living under the water/lava/acid/etc has an unknown number of hands that either reach out of the water or detach from itself and fly forward from the safety of its smoggy surrounding (the creature reemerging in anger of Zee Tee's progress). In the beginning, the creature is simply watching from above as Zee Tee was expected to fail. Zee Tee managed to get through easily after finding spots where he can everse, much to the creature's chagrin. When he reached level 3, the creature makes himself known by chasing him down to leave Zee Tee a message and discourage him from returning. (It's assumed that the reason the smog is so thin is simply because of graphical/processing limitations.) From then on, there are hands coming out of the water in half of the layers, and later on going through the (supposedly TurnsRed mode) smoke. After both chases, the hands do not appear before layer 5, probably because of a combination of the facts that it's weak from being out of water and that the early layers' sun is too bright for it to penetrate the surface. (In the HD version, the sun is setting on an ocean during layer 4, showing that past this point the creature is ready for business.) It will still break through between layers 5 and 8 because doing so now is child's play and doesn't need energy. Notice that during World 8 the creature is simply waiting under the roof of its castle, watching Zee Tee fail while attacking with hands when needed. It doesn't need to save energy at this point because the water is simply a supplement to its weakness, the sunlight. After laying in wait for 4 layers the creature can only muster a final hand because of Zee Tee bringing the Sun's power into its lair.

Our hero is going through a trial for his bride, a dimension-shifting goddess. He shows his prowess by defeating peasant followers (Early levels), zombies (World 3), deadites (Everything after) and finally the unholy spawn of hell (World 8). After proving himself the master reality-warper that he is, he must also present a gift of all the gems in the world. If he fails, he`s cast away by the princess in her horrifying immortal form. If he succeeds, he ascends to god status along with her. The only reason they look so horrifying is because the viewer is mortal and cannot comprehend the divine image before them and shows the player has truly gone insane by viewing it as one would expect.