It seems Geo can’t escape socializing forever. It turns out our recent winged acquaintance is actually friends with Mr. Boreal, and now the latter has decided to show Geo his workplace. And if that wasn’t anxiety-inducing enough, Luna and her cronies have caught wind of that visit, and intend to follow Geo there to continue badgering him about going to school. And this is why Geo Stelar doesn’t typically talk to people.
Bulk day has arrived! We’ve got a bit of talking around to finish up, but once that’s done it’s time to take on Okumura’s palace. Our goal is to save Haru from the skeeviest arranged marriage of 2016, but what if she could save… herself? I mean, considering that kinda thing has happened several times already, I think there’s a pretty good chance of it.
It’s Christmas once again, which means it’s time for Sonic 3! Hope you’re ready for a year in review, where all the while Tails keeps getting ahead of us and burning bridges on his way.
Due to an unfortunate timing for an eavesdrop, it seems our horrible FM-ian has convinced Tom Dubius that all humans are selfish backstabbers. So while Geo and the other kids following him around are touring AMAKEN, somebody’s plotting swift vengeance in the background.
We continue our way through the Okumura Mind Space Station, where Haru’s already proven to be pretty handy in a fight. But merely fighting won’t be enough for the Phantom Thieves to progress; they’re going to need to strategically assassinate management for IDs if they want to get ahead.
So last time, we played pretty nonchalantly about being set up. But actually, between Maelstrom and the Militech, we should really be siding with the guys who are just weirdos, not cops. But when that alternate timeline’s out of the way, what are the final pieces of our grand plan going to look like?
Our museum tour’s in danger, and Geo’s the only one who can save them! Together with Mega, they’ll face down their second big opponent… after dealing with some space ducks, of course.
Yeah, you know the drill. We’re still in the space burger palace, and Haru gets to learn just how much her dad loves workers’ rights violations.
I hope you’re ready for some hotel robbery, because we are going to rob the hell out of Yorinobu! This is all gonna go so… oh. Oh dear.
The knock knock knockin’ at Geo’s door was, unfortunately, a cop. It seems the recent FM-ian antics haven’t gone unnoticed by the world, and the wave police are here to check out certain points of interest. So it’s probably for the best that Omega-Xis decided to take a walk today, or this would be a more difficult conversation.
The time has come to take on Okumura! Surely the nerd dressed up like a 50s Si-Fi alien won’t put up that much of a fight, right?
… right?!
Things have gone from bad to worse for V, but the days will go on regardless. We’ve got things to do, but chore day isn’t going to go so smoothly if we don’t have a vehicle. And, uh, funny story about that car we usually have.
We’ve got some sidequests to clear today, but because Bob Copper is somewhere out in the world, we’re doing them under the pressure of a particularly intense song. I guess we should probably figure out what his deal is as well.
So… the last attempt at Okumura had some ~problems.~ But we’re slightly more prepared now, so let’s go beat up some robots so we can punch a burger CEO!
Mama Welles has asked us to go find something to remember Jackie by. So, not much else to do for this ofrendo other than scour our friend’s house to find something appropriate to represent his life.
Geo has committed a few crimes, but we can’t worry about that. The following day, another weirdo burst into his house looking for something. This time around, though, we’re looking for a singer, and one who doesn’t want to be found. And for good reason.
On one hand, we should probably be trying to keep the chip in our brain from erasing our personality. On the other hand, Evelyn could really use some help, and the more we look into the situation the less time it seems like we have to save her. So, uh… let’s get on that.
Sonia and Lyra have united, and now they’re rampaging as Harp Note. Geo has to stop them, but simply overwhelming them with violence seems like a poor idea. After all, there’s not a lot of people in the world he knows he can relate to.
On today’s double feature, which was definitely done this way on purpose and not because I forgot to post this update last week, the Phantom Thieves go about their downtime as they normally do. Mitsuki gets pretty close to the end of some of her confidants, Kasumi briefly gets some spotlight before immediately leaving for the benches, and Mishimia may or may not be hitting his lowest point. Kinda hard to tell with him.
Geo’s little look at Luna’s set takes a turn for the nearly-getting-crushed-by-stage-lights as a mysteriously powerful mook turns his sights on him. And after nearly getting his head handed to him by some rando, he’ll need some kind of incredible new power to survive. Anyway, who’s calling Geo on his pendant?