I feel like Sunny does have a bit of a sense of humor too, considering the fact that his thoughts in his dreams consist of puns, sarcasm, and tons of just overall randomness! But that’s just a theory.. A GAME THEORY! ❤
I'm honestly impressed Sunny can keep a storyline going in his dreams. I mean, it could be lucid dreaming, considering how much he sleeps, he must be a pro at lucid dreaming.
I think that was always the implication. At least, it's how I've taken it. He's uses Lucid Dreaming to escape his own morbid reality, but his subconscious still allows the truth to slip through.
@@anameofmine I mean it could be that he lucid dreams for long enough that sets the headspace thought train going and eventually he just forgets hes in a dream
Technically all of the game shows his personality, headspace is entirely in his head after all. He made it up. And all the dialogue in the game that isnt character dialogue is from his point of view. We know from lots of dialogue and imagery that he's a quiet, slightly sarcastic kid (foe facts journal) with a good sense of humour, and we know he gets excited even if he doesn't show it, as seen by the blush on most photos in the photo album, and he has anger issues as seen by what happened in the truth and when he does that flyswatting job. Kel states that it seems like Sunny hasnt spoken to people in a while in the game and Basil gets unnerved when he doesnt reply to him and just stares at him, which leads me to believe he DID speak before the recital, but not all that much, maybe just a few words now and there. He doesnt enjoy the summer, he enjoys gaming, he has a dislike of tofu, he enjoys music, and hes usually there for his friends, even if hes kind of the weird kid in the group. We know of 3 of his main fears, spiders, heights and drowning. He seems to have a thing for knives as he constantly carries one and hes overall pretty chill. I find it nice because i relate to sunny a lot, its always nice to find a character to see yourself as. Theres a lot we learn about sunny, but its never really outright said, you just have to pick it up from context clues really, anyways this was most of the information i could think of as of writing this that we know about sunny.
He would probably engage in conversations when prompted, but with less talking then most people usually would. When Basil tries to talk to him, Sunny just stares, which, given Basil’s reaction, is unusual for him
@@Isuream6331 yea like I feel like he has the occasional input, but us typically more the listening type friend and just waits for people to interact with him first
also seems that he doesn't consider himself a person that feels a lot(as in he thinks all his emotions are pretty tame if one ignores what happened with the incident), since the emotion chart has everyones (-BASIL) main moods after MARIS death. Sunny being neutral can have with him being so crushed he can't cry or smth, but it's just an interesting thing to consder. Especially bc of the never smiling thingy.
@@sprinkle_puffs YES Maybe something like Sunny not saying much, but when he does talk, it's mostly blunt, and also as shown in the housefly fights(in his Othermart job thingy), he gets angry at times, sometimes easily lol This is making me wonder how Sunny would be in an AU where Mari didn't die/roleswap.
@@src147 YESSS, I like to imagine he would be that quiet kid who was very blunt, but also has a soft spot for all of his friends with a touch of sarcasm. Omori in the journal showed some display of empathy towards the dust bunnies and other enemies who are shy.
Sunny, imo, seems to be very childish as well and honestly easily excitable. You can see it in his facial expressions in photos such as the birthday cake one, the July calendar photo and the one with the big present. In each photo I mentioned he looks curious, anxious and full of child like innocence.
@@AtsuEunsu Even then (im pretty sure) you can see him blushing or at least expressing some emotion during the group hug with Aubrey to chill her tf out
In the end of the game, after Basil fight, when you come to the Sunnys house to pick up the violin, you can actually interact with every single thing in house and sunny will always have thoughts about it. It was really interesting to read.
This might come up very random, but I have the theory that each of the Omori children represent a different attachment style according to the attachment theory: Kel being securely attached, Aubrey being anxious-ambivalent attached, Sunny being anxious-avoidant attached and Basil being anxious-disorganized attached. CN Spoilers Kel obviously is the securely attached child. During his childhood, his parents were always reliable towards him and Hero. Although Hero was the prefered child, Kel knew that he could count on his parents and his brother, resulting him into growing up as a confident, extroverted person. Since Kel knows that he could rely on his parents and friends, he's very confident about himself, his passions and his life, despite not being very good in school. Although Mari's death didn't leave him completely unscarred, he was the one of the four children who coped with the truth the best, moved on quickly and saw what life further provides to him. I see Hero as securely attached as well, despite being more devastated by Mari's death. He's still very confident and looks forward in life. Aubrey is anxious-ambivalent attached. We don't know much of her upbringing, but we can assume that she didn't have much stability during her childhood. Due to being an alcoholic, her mother might have mood-swings towards her. Thus, Aubrey grew up into believing that her mother wasn't a reliable caretaker and that every day could potentially be a bad day, where her mother would yell at her or even become physically abusive. This makes her feel very insecure about further friendships. Aubrey was devastated about Mari's death, since it probably triggered something in her and thus verified her belief of every kind of human relationship being unstable. Due to this, she becomes extremely angry at her friends of allegedly leaving her. If it wasn't for Hero or Kim, she probably wouldn't have reunited with Kel and Sunny due to the past trauma of being left alone. Sunny is most probably anxious-avoidant attached. We don't know when Sunny's dad left the family and we don't know much about the mother either. Assuming that Mari was Sunny's main caretaker, his parents most probably were absent or out of reach most of the time, making Sunny growing up anxious-avoidant. Similar to many other anxious-avoidant attached children, Sunny, even as a child, showed little emotion and always seemed distant and aloof, despite being a naturally emotional person with a deep inner life. Unlike Kel (and Aubrey technically), Sunny also struggled making friends on his own, but thanks to Mari, he got integrated in the friendgroup. Anxious-avoidant attached children and adults often have low self-esteem, which is also seen in Sunny. Especially during his fight with Omori, his alter ego would always tell him down up to the point that he believes not being worth living. Anxious-avoidant attached people also tend to reach out less than securely attached people. This is seen as Sunny cuts himself out from the outer world after Mari's death. Since he thought he didn't deserve the help of other people, he decided to cope with this on his own. Mari probably was also anxious-avoidant attached, as being overly perfectionistic and showing off as the independent leader of the group to hide her insecurities about herself. At least, Basil is the most messed up person out of the Omori children. He's anxious-disorganized attached. We know that his parents were mostly absent in his life, only leaving his grandmother taking care of him. He probably also experienced a lot of inconsistency even during his early childhood, leaving to low self-esteem and trouble making friends. Basil didn't have much stability in his life and probably never learned how to calm himself down or regulate his emotions. He uses his passions to hold on and create a little stability in his life. Especially with his photos, he seems wanting to hold on onto the past despite knowing that desaster would be inevitable. This is shown very well with his passion of gardening and his flowers, while flowers will naturally wilt, no matter how much you take care of them. In the Headspace, the wilting of all the flowers representing each of Basil's friends is inevitable and will happen in every route, no matter how regularily you water them. Unlike Sunny and Aubrey, Basil ends up completely devastated after Mari's death. While Aubrey and Sunny both have strategies how they cope with Mari's death (Sunny retrieving into his Headspace and Aubrey going to church every day to find her peace), Basil doesn't have a concrete strategy coping with the situation, which is common for many anxious-disorganized attached children. The unexpected loss of a friend leaves Basil overwhelmed and traumatized even years after the event and he doesn't know how to cope with this situation. Nor does he reach out to other people. This leaves Basil being the most traumatized out of the four.
In the house section after the fight with Basil, Sunny gives small descriptions of the items around the house in first person which I think do help give him some personality
Sunny is actually pretty quick to anger- the reason The Truth happened was due to him bottling up everything and bad at dealing with frustration; he got sick of the violin lessons and just smashed it down the stairs, with little previous indication of wanting to do so. In the real world, his anger expression is the same as Omori’s furious one. And the constant reiteration in Omo cat’s earlier drawings with Omoriboy “just because I don’t show my emotions doesn’t mean I don’t have any” I take it to be a good clue on what he’s like.
I think that the Pinwheel Forest is the best representation of who Sunny is at his core. Of all the characters that you meet in headspace, I think Kite Kid was the closest representation of what Sunny was like before the incident. When his friends and family weren't around to keep him company, he was just a quiet kid who lived with his head in the clouds, flying his favorite kite in the back yard and watching pinwheels turn in the wind. I believe that the various pinwheel motifs throughout the game are further evidence of this.
There are also several headcanons that Sunny is selectively mute, or at least was when he was younger. Also, mostly unrelated, but I love that the two lines Sunny ever says (that we know of) is A: "I need to tell you something", the really big words for the really big, true ending, and then B: "PIZZA DELIVERY!!!!!" at the top of his fcking lungs in a minigame. But hey, that's Sunny for you! 😂
let's not forget the whole dream sequence that shows his memories from his house before the truth. he states a lot of opinions and points of view, it's pretty interesting
I think Headspace tells us the most about sunny and how whe thinks about friends, certain memories or how he sees himself. Kinda like Magicant in Mother 2.
(Spoiler warning) Honestly i think the reason why sunny feels so incomplete as a character was because omocat intended him as a blank slate for the player. And since omocat wanted her story to involve choices sunny as a character is also a part of us in a way. This is also be further pointed out in the truth sequence. Where since we spend so much time with sunny it becomes shocking and that we have to learn to accept the truth and forgive sunny, the very character we played as
0:33 I'm pretty sure in memory lane, he does have dialogue. Using words like "I", "me", and "we." I'm not 100% sure if it's memory lane but it's somewhere in the game. Also when he gets a good ending, he has dialogue about having to tell his friends "the truth"
what youre referring to is the house segment. its right before memory lane, i believe. im not sure if you could count that as dialogue though. it just seems like his thoughts in his pov.
I always thought that Omori had a good memory because that's what Sunny wants, after he locked away his memories (the lost library) to cope with the truth. Omori also says, presumably to Sunny, 'Welcome to whitespace. You've been living here as long as you _remember_', even though Sunny has apparently gone on multiple adventures in outside of whitespace before.
Sunny says he doesn't like his own smile. I like to think Omori's ecstatic and manic expressions are what Sunny thinks his smile looks like (ugly, forced, and frightening), when in reality (the secret good ending) its quite adorable.
There's times where I just never smile at all. Some of my friends and classmates even say I'm shy. In reality, I just don't like socializing that much, and I prefer being alone at times. I do sometimes talk to my friends.
even tho we hardly get anything personality-wise from sunny in the game, from the things that u can infer, sunny is my fav by far. i find him to be pretty relateable (pre-trauma) he isn't very good at showing his emotions and comes off as numb or boring, when in reality he cares a lot, and the emotions he does show mean a lot more in comparison. headspace shows that he can be sarcastic and funny too sometimes, and obviously the huge imagination and creativity. he always looks so chill and calm (again, pre-trauma) and seems content with just being with his friends, even if he doesn't do much . so yea, even tho he has no dialogue, the entire game is basically a deep character analysis of him, and there's a lot to get out of seemingly nothing :)
In canon he only started playing the violin because he wanted to be closer to his sister as she was to busy playing her piano to spend time with him. I would argue that he does have a talent for it, being able to learn the basics and a rather complicated song in only a few months (with only a few mistakes that seem to come from stress and Mari’s perfectionist more than anything) But if Mari didn’t spend to much time on her piano Sunny wouldn’t have ever looked in the general direction of his violin
@@xavierrivera3407sunny had a toy violin before being gifted a "real one." There's dialogue/a photo caption that says Sunny is taking up violin "again." To me, this implies that Sunny had interest in violin before getting the present and probably played alomgside Mari ocassionally. He joined the recital and took up real violin to spend more time with her. He didn't hate it until Mari's temper, perfectionism, and scheduling became unbearable and soured the experience.
Sunny smiles only one time in the game. It's in the secret scene after the good ending if you watered Basil's flowers everyday. ua-cam.com/video/GhzJ9qqsyC0/v-deo.html
We know a little more about SUNNY than the video says. In "headspace", the characters' abilities are just fantasy expressions of their personalities and hobbies. But in OMORI, they are real methods of psychological violence: mock, shun, trick, staring, exploit, etc. . The weapons of the other children are toys or kitchen tools for HIRO. For OMORI, it is a knife. Well, and OMORI's expression on his face when happy is clearly not normal My guess in the past SUNNY was cruel and sadistic
Instead of the shitty omori manga we deserved a prequel that explores what you are saying, maybe explore more autism and its struggles to keep the omori "saga" as a game about psychology. There are a thousand ideas that can come when we explore the idea of a prequel. Like his friends contrast to his dreams, how imperfect it was but how important it was etc etc.
I feel like Sunny does have a bit of a sense of humor too, considering the fact that his thoughts in his dreams consist of puns, sarcasm, and tons of just overall randomness! But that’s just a theory.. A GAME THEORY! ❤
omori is just brutal in the foe facts entries
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i wish matpat did a thoery on omori☹
@@cupiidsvs IKR! I miss him. :(
Well this aged nicely
sunny should be a music producer with what he comes up with in his head
Fucking fire 🔥
Fr that shit fire 🔥
YESSS 🔥🔥🔥🔥
All of it is fire🔥
or maybe a writer with the storyline and all that stuff
I'm honestly impressed Sunny can keep a storyline going in his dreams. I mean, it could be lucid dreaming, considering how much he sleeps, he must be a pro at lucid dreaming.
I think that was always the implication. At least, it's how I've taken it. He's uses Lucid Dreaming to escape his own morbid reality, but his subconscious still allows the truth to slip through.
@@danielgiovanniello7217like a Lucid Nightmare
Lucid dreaming is only when you're aware you're dreaming, which was not the goal of the dream world, though
bro, this dude had 4 years of daily practise, i bet you can become pro at anything with this much time
@@anameofmine I mean it could be that he lucid dreams for long enough that sets the headspace thought train going and eventually he just forgets hes in a dream
it'd be so cool if we saw more of sunny being himself throughout the game
well if you go do the little things like reading a comic at hobbeez or going to the park (after getting aubrey) then you do see sunny being sunny
Technically all of the game shows his personality, headspace is entirely in his head after all. He made it up. And all the dialogue in the game that isnt character dialogue is from his point of view. We know from lots of dialogue and imagery that he's a quiet, slightly sarcastic kid (foe facts journal) with a good sense of humour, and we know he gets excited even if he doesn't show it, as seen by the blush on most photos in the photo album, and he has anger issues as seen by what happened in the truth and when he does that flyswatting job. Kel states that it seems like Sunny hasnt spoken to people in a while in the game and Basil gets unnerved when he doesnt reply to him and just stares at him, which leads me to believe he DID speak before the recital, but not all that much, maybe just a few words now and there. He doesnt enjoy the summer, he enjoys gaming, he has a dislike of tofu, he enjoys music, and hes usually there for his friends, even if hes kind of the weird kid in the group. We know of 3 of his main fears, spiders, heights and drowning. He seems to have a thing for knives as he constantly carries one and hes overall pretty chill.
I find it nice because i relate to sunny a lot, its always nice to find a character to see yourself as.
Theres a lot we learn about sunny, but its never really outright said, you just have to pick it up from context clues really, anyways this was most of the information i could think of as of writing this that we know about sunny.
He would probably engage in conversations when prompted, but with less talking then most people usually would. When Basil tries to talk to him, Sunny just stares, which, given Basil’s reaction, is unusual for him
@@Isuream6331 yea like I feel like he has the occasional input, but us typically more the listening type friend and just waits for people to interact with him first
Trueee!
don't forget about his hatred of.......BUNNIES
also seems that he doesn't consider himself a person that feels a lot(as in he thinks all his emotions are pretty tame if one ignores what happened with the incident), since the emotion chart has everyones (-BASIL) main moods after MARIS death. Sunny being neutral can have with him being so crushed he can't cry or smth, but it's just an interesting thing to consder. Especially bc of the never smiling thingy.
Omori was quite blunt and sarcastic in the foe facts journal, so maybe Sunny could also have those traits i guess, since Omori is his counterpart
I love quiet Sunny with a hint of sarcasm lmao
I agree!
@@src147 haha yeah!
@@sprinkle_puffs YES
Maybe something like Sunny not saying much, but when he does talk, it's mostly blunt, and also as shown in the housefly fights(in his Othermart job thingy), he gets angry at times, sometimes easily lol
This is making me wonder how Sunny would be in an AU where Mari didn't die/roleswap.
@@src147 YESSS, I like to imagine he would be that quiet kid who was very blunt, but also has a soft spot for all of his friends with a touch of sarcasm. Omori in the journal showed some display of empathy towards the dust bunnies and other enemies who are shy.
@@src147 also i just love how he rates any bed he comes across XD!
Sunny, imo, seems to be very childish as well and honestly easily excitable. You can see it in his facial expressions in photos such as the birthday cake one, the July calendar photo and the one with the big present. In each photo I mentioned he looks curious, anxious and full of child like innocence.
Maybe because those pictures was when Sunny was 12 yo?
@@AtsuEunsu Even then (im pretty sure) you can see him blushing or at least expressing some emotion during the group hug with Aubrey to chill her tf out
I think Sunny’s happy face is more of a neutral expression- I know people like that irl too
In the end of the game, after Basil fight, when you come to the Sunnys house to pick up the violin, you can actually interact with every single thing in house and sunny will always have thoughts about it. It was really interesting to read.
This might come up very random, but I have the theory that each of the Omori children represent a different attachment style according to the attachment theory: Kel being securely attached, Aubrey being anxious-ambivalent attached, Sunny being anxious-avoidant attached and Basil being anxious-disorganized attached.
CN Spoilers
Kel obviously is the securely attached child. During his childhood, his parents were always reliable towards him and Hero. Although Hero was the prefered child, Kel knew that he could count on his parents and his brother, resulting him into growing up as a confident, extroverted person. Since Kel knows that he could rely on his parents and friends, he's very confident about himself, his passions and his life, despite not being very good in school. Although Mari's death didn't leave him completely unscarred, he was the one of the four children who coped with the truth the best, moved on quickly and saw what life further provides to him. I see Hero as securely attached as well, despite being more devastated by Mari's death. He's still very confident and looks forward in life.
Aubrey is anxious-ambivalent attached. We don't know much of her upbringing, but we can assume that she didn't have much stability during her childhood. Due to being an alcoholic, her mother might have mood-swings towards her. Thus, Aubrey grew up into believing that her mother wasn't a reliable caretaker and that every day could potentially be a bad day, where her mother would yell at her or even become physically abusive. This makes her feel very insecure about further friendships. Aubrey was devastated about Mari's death, since it probably triggered something in her and thus verified her belief of every kind of human relationship being unstable. Due to this, she becomes extremely angry at her friends of allegedly leaving her. If it wasn't for Hero or Kim, she probably wouldn't have reunited with Kel and Sunny due to the past trauma of being left alone.
Sunny is most probably anxious-avoidant attached. We don't know when Sunny's dad left the family and we don't know much about the mother either. Assuming that Mari was Sunny's main caretaker, his parents most probably were absent or out of reach most of the time, making Sunny growing up anxious-avoidant. Similar to many other anxious-avoidant attached children, Sunny, even as a child, showed little emotion and always seemed distant and aloof, despite being a naturally emotional person with a deep inner life. Unlike Kel (and Aubrey technically), Sunny also struggled making friends on his own, but thanks to Mari, he got integrated in the friendgroup. Anxious-avoidant attached children and adults often have low self-esteem, which is also seen in Sunny. Especially during his fight with Omori, his alter ego would always tell him down up to the point that he believes not being worth living. Anxious-avoidant attached people also tend to reach out less than securely attached people. This is seen as Sunny cuts himself out from the outer world after Mari's death. Since he thought he didn't deserve the help of other people, he decided to cope with this on his own. Mari probably was also anxious-avoidant attached, as being overly perfectionistic and showing off as the independent leader of the group to hide her insecurities about herself.
At least, Basil is the most messed up person out of the Omori children. He's anxious-disorganized attached. We know that his parents were mostly absent in his life, only leaving his grandmother taking care of him. He probably also experienced a lot of inconsistency even during his early childhood, leaving to low self-esteem and trouble making friends. Basil didn't have much stability in his life and probably never learned how to calm himself down or regulate his emotions. He uses his passions to hold on and create a little stability in his life. Especially with his photos, he seems wanting to hold on onto the past despite knowing that desaster would be inevitable. This is shown very well with his passion of gardening and his flowers, while flowers will naturally wilt, no matter how much you take care of them. In the Headspace, the wilting of all the flowers representing each of Basil's friends is inevitable and will happen in every route, no matter how regularily you water them. Unlike Sunny and Aubrey, Basil ends up completely devastated after Mari's death. While Aubrey and Sunny both have strategies how they cope with Mari's death (Sunny retrieving into his Headspace and Aubrey going to church every day to find her peace), Basil doesn't have a concrete strategy coping with the situation, which is common for many anxious-disorganized attached children. The unexpected loss of a friend leaves Basil overwhelmed and traumatized even years after the event and he doesn't know how to cope with this situation. Nor does he reach out to other people. This leaves Basil being the most traumatized out of the four.
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In the house section after the fight with Basil, Sunny gives small descriptions of the items around the house in first person which I think do help give him some personality
Sunny is actually pretty quick to anger- the reason The Truth happened was due to him bottling up everything and bad at dealing with frustration; he got sick of the violin lessons and just smashed it down the stairs, with little previous indication of wanting to do so.
In the real world, his anger expression is the same as Omori’s furious one. And the constant reiteration in Omo cat’s earlier drawings with Omoriboy “just because I don’t show my emotions doesn’t mean I don’t have any” I take it to be a good clue on what he’s like.
I think that the Pinwheel Forest is the best representation of who Sunny is at his core. Of all the characters that you meet in headspace, I think Kite Kid was the closest representation of what Sunny was like before the incident. When his friends and family weren't around to keep him company, he was just a quiet kid who lived with his head in the clouds, flying his favorite kite in the back yard and watching pinwheels turn in the wind. I believe that the various pinwheel motifs throughout the game are further evidence of this.
Sunny is the embodiment of 🗿
There are also several headcanons that Sunny is selectively mute, or at least was when he was younger.
Also, mostly unrelated, but I love that the two lines Sunny ever says (that we know of) is A: "I need to tell you something", the really big words for the really big, true ending, and then B: "PIZZA DELIVERY!!!!!" at the top of his fcking lungs in a minigame. But hey, that's Sunny for you! 😂
let's not forget the whole dream sequence that shows his memories from his house before the truth. he states a lot of opinions and points of view, it's pretty interesting
I think Headspace tells us the most about sunny and how whe thinks about friends, certain memories or how he sees himself.
Kinda like Magicant in Mother 2.
(Spoiler warning)
Honestly i think the reason why sunny feels so incomplete as a character was because omocat intended him as a blank slate for the player. And since omocat wanted her story to involve choices sunny as a character is also a part of us in a way. This is also be further pointed out in the truth sequence. Where since we spend so much time with sunny it becomes shocking and that we have to learn to accept the truth and forgive sunny, the very character we played as
2:29
As Mari always says; Cliff faced
0:33 I'm pretty sure in memory lane, he does have dialogue. Using words like "I", "me", and "we." I'm not 100% sure if it's memory lane but it's somewhere in the game. Also when he gets a good ending, he has dialogue about having to tell his friends "the truth"
what youre referring to is the house segment. its right before memory lane, i believe. im not sure if you could count that as dialogue though. it just seems like his thoughts in his pov.
I always thought that Omori had a good memory because that's what Sunny wants, after he locked away his memories (the lost library) to cope with the truth. Omori also says, presumably to Sunny, 'Welcome to whitespace. You've been living here as long as you _remember_', even though Sunny has apparently gone on multiple adventures in outside of whitespace before.
Sunny says he doesn't like his own smile. I like to think Omori's ecstatic and manic expressions are what Sunny thinks his smile looks like (ugly, forced, and frightening), when in reality (the secret good ending) its quite adorable.
There's times where I just never smile at all.
Some of my friends and classmates even say I'm shy. In reality, I just don't like socializing that much, and I prefer being alone at times. I do sometimes talk to my friends.
even tho we hardly get anything personality-wise from sunny in the game, from the things that u can infer, sunny is my fav by far. i find him to be pretty relateable (pre-trauma) he isn't very good at showing his emotions and comes off as numb or boring, when in reality he cares a lot, and the emotions he does show mean a lot more in comparison. headspace shows that he can be sarcastic and funny too sometimes, and obviously the huge imagination and creativity. he always looks so chill and calm (again, pre-trauma) and seems content with just being with his friends, even if he doesn't do much . so yea, even tho he has no dialogue, the entire game is basically a deep character analysis of him, and there's a lot to get out of seemingly nothing :)
3:46 i dont think he likes playing the violin
i mean he literally pushed his sister down the stairs because he was so stressed out with the violin
In canon he only started playing the violin because he wanted to be closer to his sister as she was to busy playing her piano to spend time with him.
I would argue that he does have a talent for it, being able to learn the basics and a rather complicated song in only a few months
(with only a few mistakes that seem to come from stress and Mari’s perfectionist more than anything)
But if Mari didn’t spend to much time on her piano Sunny wouldn’t have ever looked in the general direction of his violin
@@xavierrivera3407sunny had a toy violin before being gifted a "real one." There's dialogue/a photo caption that says Sunny is taking up violin "again." To me, this implies that Sunny had interest in violin before getting the present and probably played alomgside Mari ocassionally. He joined the recital and took up real violin to spend more time with her. He didn't hate it until Mari's temper, perfectionism, and scheduling became unbearable and soured the experience.
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2:25 I would call it cliff-faced, as usual
Sunny has lunchables in the thumbnail. What a Chad
I think sunny very likely has hyperphantasia
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thank you for still making omori videos, i love your analysis!
A potential funny option after the end would be that sunny takes headspace and makes it into a game.
Sunny is so cuteee❤️❤️❤️
Ikr
Snyu is acoustic
got it from the steam summer sale and finished it 4 minutes ago. This is the first video I've watched on Omori, great video!
If sunny doesn’t really like smiling, which means omori doesn’t either right? But i saw omori smile before when he and his friends use the ultimate
damn, i did not know i was sunny
Kel scared me at the end
I feel called out how close to home this hit
basil really likes taking photos of sunny huh…
Oh yeah kinda weird how the gay thing does that a lot
Sunny is a pro ga(y)mer
He might even be a great (bi)ker
Sunny smiles only one time in the game. It's in the secret scene after the good ending if you watered Basil's flowers everyday. ua-cam.com/video/GhzJ9qqsyC0/v-deo.html
I guess sunny is really good at sleeping. He can help people sleep, like he did to Mari
DAMN-
Omocat's comments suggest aunny doesn't speak much in general
He could lift his eyebrows around 5% higher... and have other expressions aside from that soulless "deer-in-the-headlights" look...
We know a little more about SUNNY than the video says.
In "headspace", the characters' abilities are just fantasy expressions of their personalities and hobbies. But in OMORI, they are real methods of psychological violence: mock, shun, trick, staring, exploit, etc. . The weapons of the other children are toys or kitchen tools for HIRO. For OMORI, it is a knife. Well, and OMORI's expression on his face when happy is clearly not normal
My guess in the past SUNNY was cruel and sadistic
sunny is an epic gamer
Cool
why'd you shit your pants
shit in the pants
no way, sunny actually shit his pants?
@@morghiplier fr lmao
@@caitieiscoolcuz mari dead
Well obviously he still had a brother and his arm and leg.
Instead of the shitty omori manga we deserved a prequel that explores what you are saying, maybe explore more autism and its struggles to keep the omori "saga" as a game about psychology.
There are a thousand ideas that can come when we explore the idea of a prequel. Like his friends contrast to his dreams, how imperfect it was but how important it was etc etc.
Kin
snuy :3
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHV
there’s a typo in the thumbnail
"chaged" 💀💀💀💀
Would Sunny fw Alex G??
Bro sunny is a human
i wonder what chaged in mori