BATDR/BATIM Void Theater

BATDR/BATIM void theater

I remember Super Danganronpa Another 2 had this thing called a void theatre where when certain characters oof they’ll end up there as the last forms they oofed and just basically become one very evil yet wholesome and chaotic family dynamic. So I drew up one for some bendy enemies and monsters.

I still wonder what that tweet was all about. The one that TheMeatly asked us to choose ominously saying it could obliterate a character in batdr. I wonder who it was. I sure hope it wasn’t Sammy.

Found an empty expired calendar planner so I decided to use it as a doodle book.

Distortion!Susie Campbell because the idea’s been bugging my mind for too long. I love the idea of if Alice is an ally she would have a personality somewhat like Distortion!Helen from TMA. Thought it would be pretty cool if Distortion!Susie has rubberhose-cartoon-like features equipped as well, Sally Stageplay sort of design. Even gave her a parasol because, why not?

More batdr spoilers, beware

The fact that the ink can now create almost identical copies of a person retaining almost the same memories but said copy endures far too lot than the original person just sounds like a set up for a Mandela Catalogue style disaster.

I’m more freaked out by this than the fact that it can now spit out actual functioning human beings. Combine those two together- oh no..

Heidi and Big Steve

They’re wholesome as heck.

Me and my friend Gacha Maria UwU had an impromptu theorizing session last night with the topic being

“What are Wilson’s motives?”

We cooked up a hypothesis that I figured made the most sense. 

“Wilson’s trying to obtain Audrey’s powers.”

He seems to be acting sort of like a higher-up but doesn’t look like he has any powers of his own. He wanted the lost ones to bring Audrey to him (“bring her to me”, he didn’t say he wanted her gone or d3@d, he just wanted her as a whole), perhaps for the reason of harvesting her powers for his own gain? By putting her through the studio it could potentially enhance and test Audrey’s powers, and at the end Wilson could just extract it without doing the dirty work himself. He wants a dark revival, well Audrey’s glowy power could definitely bring a revival alright.

Maria pointed out that Audrey must’ve accidentally stumbled into Wilson doing his evil schemes, and that might unfortunately be how she does end up inside the machine in the first place (“A pretty girl like you shouldn’t be wandering around all by yourself”). By that we could possibly tie Porter in too, he might’ve been what Wilson intended to be Audrey in the first place, but failed. He’s implied to have powers of his own by his bio, perhaps he was one of the failed conduits for the “revival”, having powers too weak to be used. Maybe that’s why he still retains some of his humanity because of that. 

The dark revival’s meaning is still somewhat vague honestly, but whatever it is, seems like Audrey would be crucial to it.

Ah yes, antagonist putting protagonist through a series of events to at last earn what the protag has gained. I am eyeing you aggressively, TMA and Kagepro.